Polly Kimmorley - Harmony in the Wild

Original Artwork:

80 x 120cm | 32" x 47"| Acrylic on canvas | Framed in Tasmanian Oak | Ready to hang

About the Artwork:

This aerial painting came about from inspiration, after a short flight near Kakadu in the Northern Territory (Australia). This is how I saw and captured the meandering river cutting through an expansive, richly coloured terrain, stretching out to the far distant horizon.

About the Artist:

Viewing the landscape from a light aircraft was a perspective she witnessed often, while managing parts of their property. Polly was, stirred by the sprawling landscape with its magnificent colours, patterns and textures -wide open spaces with vivid reds, golds and ochres racing up towards brilliant blue skies or meandering along the edges of rivers and creek beds. These aerial landscapes have become a part of Polly's passion, inspiring her ongoing vision and perspective of Outback Australia.

Polly's large-scale paintings are immersive, inspired by her environment, memory, and her rich internal landscape, all of which enhance the world she sees.

Polly is a colorist with a joy ignited by her nature's rich palette. This allows her to come under this country's spell, and to share the freedom, diversity, power and presence of the Australian landscape.