This piece was a finalist in the Lethbridge Small Scale 20000 Art Prize 2024. Gritty eucalyptus charcoal sourced from Kelly’s family fire pit and quality acrylic transform into a meandering, prostrate strawberry plant which is a representation of regenerative produce reclaiming a forgotten green space. Kelly repurposed hand-crafted, recycled paper created by her daughter in this piece, resulting in an object of beauty.
Medium: Eucalyptus charcoal from the artist’s fire pit & Matisse acrylic on recycled hand crafted paper bonded to a board with an archival medium. Gloss varnish so it can be dusted or lightly wiped over.
Professionally framed in Beechwood. Ready to Hang with D rings and coated stainless steel wire.
W44cm x H54cm x D4.5cm
This piece was a finalist in the Lethbridge Small Scale 20000 Art Prize 2024. Gritty eucalyptus charcoal sourced from Kelly’s family fire pit and quality acrylic transform into a meandering, prostrate strawberry plant which is a representation of regenerative produce reclaiming a forgotten green space. Kelly repurposed hand-crafted, recycled paper created by her daughter in this piece, resulting in an object of beauty.
Medium: Eucalyptus charcoal from the artist’s fire pit & Matisse acrylic on recycled hand crafted paper bonded to a board with an archival medium. Gloss varnish so it can be dusted or lightly wiped over.
Professionally framed in Beechwood. Ready to Hang with D rings and coated stainless steel wire.
W44cm x H54cm x D4.5cm