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Splendid is the Flower

Kerry A. Inkster

2024 • Australia • Acrylic, Spray Paint on Canvas

27 x 20 in

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Kerry A. Inkster

Australia

Artist highlights

International Exposure
Works on commission

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Artwork details

Medium : Acrylic, Spray Paint on Canvas
Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions : 27.2x20.1in

About this artwork

In this vivid expression of human connection with nature, I've harnessed acrylics and spray to create an immersive scene. The bold and dynamic colours imbue a sense of pop art playfulness, while the semi-abstract forms and expressive details speak to the soul's complexity. Gazing at this work, you'll feel the emotional depth and the vibrant energy it exudes, infusing your space with the life-affirming beauty of the intertwined human and floral elements.… Named after a line in Alfred Lord Tennyson's Poem "The Flower". Framed in gorgeous Tasmanian Oak, the canvas measures 48cm x 66cm, with the frame taking it to 51cm x 69cm.

Kerry A. Inkster

Australia

Credentials

International Exposure
Works on commission

« Here, in two dimensions, you with see my brutishly beautiful truth, but mostly beautiful. »

Kerry A. Inkster is a painter and photographer based in Australia whose works have been featured in solo and group exhibitions nationally. Through the use of harmonious colors and the "aesthetics of chance", she fuses expressionist backgrounds with pop art foregrounds.
Inkster explores themes relating to beautiful and strong women who defy convention. Her distinctive figurative pieces often depict women being cocooned by water, as well as emerging from it.

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