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Tree Paints Wind Painting

Boyd McMillan

Australia

Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 55.5 W x 38.2 H x 1.6 D in

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The summit tree on Mt Gingera paints the constant wind that rises from the Long Plain below. The wind is constant and shapes everything seeming to even draw out of the rock. I drew and modelled the tree and rocks in ink then poured acrylic in a cascading wheel to show the wind spiralling over the granite summit cap. Below the trunks of the summit tree a copse of snow gums can be glimpsed sheltering in the lee of the ridge.

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Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:55.5 W x 38.2 H x 1.6 D in

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Born in Melbourne, Australia and lived in all states of the east coast. I have continued a dual career as artist and landscape architect. I work in painting and drawing, pastels and sculpture. My artwork is a direct response to the experience and emotion of bush walking and my personal study of other artists’ practise and philosophy. The ink drawings are the most direct and reflect the initial reaction to the bush. I have developed a lifestyle of frequently walking in natural areas. The drawings help me to more fully experience and describe my response to places, their rhythms and the rocks and the plants and animals found in them. Scale and point of view is important in my interpretation of the landscape how monumental scale, perspective and point of view influences to experience of the landscape. The use of ink drawn with found objects assists in establishing direct and unpredictable marks to build on using ink wash and watercolour. Most work has a substantial base outdoors and is finished in the studio. I enjoy the subtlety and strength of ink and the direct colour of pastel and watercolour. Sculpture is developed intuitively from the from these experiences and as a way of exploring conceptual ideas about change.

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