Soft Ember Drift: Veil-Fields Series
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NZ$580.00
NZ$580.00
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Pigment on Cotton Canvas (Unframed)
200mm x 300mm
Soft Ember Drift is an original abstract painting exploring colour, light and atmosphere through translucent layers of pigment. A glowing yellow beam radiates into warm tones of plum and burgundy, deepening into rich plum. Inspired by the fleeting glow of the New Zealand landscape, this small artwork captures the quiet radiance and lingering afterglow of twilight.
Veil-Fields continues my exploration of colour and light, moving from the reflective surfaces of Solar Seduction
and Solar Verticals to the absorbent intimacy of cotton canvas. Here, colour is no longer reflected from the surface
but soaks, merges and breathes within the fabric.
Inspired by the environment I live in and my awe of the natural beauty of the New Zealand landscape, I’m
drawn to the fleeting glow of light across the sky—the radiance of sunrise, sunlight glare and the lingering hues of
twilight afterglow. I bring these experiences into the studio, intuitively translating their atmosphere through colour.
Using a soak-stain approach, I build translucent layers of diluted pigment, balancing intention with intuition as
colour flows across the cotton.
In person, these original abstract paintings reveal subtle shifts in colour, depth and light that photographs cannot
fully capture, inviting slow looking and repeated discovery.
and Solar Verticals to the absorbent intimacy of cotton canvas. Here, colour is no longer reflected from the surface
but soaks, merges and breathes within the fabric.
Inspired by the environment I live in and my awe of the natural beauty of the New Zealand landscape, I’m
drawn to the fleeting glow of light across the sky—the radiance of sunrise, sunlight glare and the lingering hues of
twilight afterglow. I bring these experiences into the studio, intuitively translating their atmosphere through colour.
Using a soak-stain approach, I build translucent layers of diluted pigment, balancing intention with intuition as
colour flows across the cotton.
In person, these original abstract paintings reveal subtle shifts in colour, depth and light that photographs cannot
fully capture, inviting slow looking and repeated discovery.
