David Hume - Coorong to Kimberley

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"Glowing pigments on reflective steel sing to the textures, colours, and stories of the Australian landscape. Coorong landforms dance against the deep blue Southern Ocean while hot reds of the Kimberley bathe mountains, dry lakes and snaking streams."

This landscape work was triggered by a flight across the vastness of central Australia while returning from a painting trip to Venice. It is the third exhibition in which the artist has explored colours, textures and stories of the Australian bush.

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Work From the Exhibition:

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Red Rock Creek

Acrylic and cut vinyl on two galvanised steel panels. Total size 180cm x 90cm

Younghusband Peninsula

Acrylic on two galvanised steel panels. Total size 180cm x 90cm

Coorong

Acrylic on two galvanised steel panels. Total size 180cm x 90cm

Red Rock Creek #2

Acrylic and cut vinyl on six galvanised steel panels. Total size 133cm x 89cm

South of Mt Buchanan

Acrylic and cut vinyl on two galvanised steel panels. Total size 180cm x 90cm