100 x 190cm
Edition 3/5
"… I think of land as the history of my nation.” Galarrwuy Yunipingu
The Story
As I photograph the foreshore of Sydney's Middle Harbour, I am transported into the world of its original inhabitants. It is believed that over 6,000 Australian Aboriginal drawings, most of which are carved into sandstone rock faces, once existed throughout what is now Sydney.
The title of the artwork is borrowed from Tyson Yunkaporta's book,Sand Talk: How Indigenous Thinking Can Save the World.
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Artwork Material
Signed and numbered original Giclee print on museum quality archival paper - Giclee Print on Hahnemeuhle German Etching Rag 310gsm
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Paintings on Water Collection
The Paintings on Water series explores the natural world as a source of abstraction in art. I propose that abstract painting is not merely an act of unconscious imagination by an artist but rather the result of subconscious observations grounded in reality. These works are a visual expression of how the mind perceives and interprets the world. Using a modern tool—the digital camera—I have captured the unconscious abstractions found in nature. These images invite viewers to engage their own perceptions, contemplating what these organic forms and patterns represent.
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Enjoy the flexibility of a 10% deposit to secure this artwork
Spread the remaining cost over 4 manageable monthly payments.
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100 x 190cm
Edition 3/5
"… I think of land as the history of my nation.” Galarrwuy Yunipingu
The Story
As I photograph the foreshore of Sydney's Middle Harbour, I am transported into the world of its original inhabitants. It is believed that over 6,000 Australian Aboriginal drawings, most of which are carved into sandstone rock faces, once existed throughout what is now Sydney.
The title of the artwork is borrowed from Tyson Yunkaporta's book,Sand Talk: How Indigenous Thinking Can Save the World.
Click on the Artwork for a Full Screen View
______________________________________________________
Artwork Material
Signed and numbered original Giclee print on museum quality archival paper - Giclee Print on Hahnemeuhle German Etching Rag 310gsm
______________________________________________________
Paintings on Water Collection
The Paintings on Water series explores the natural world as a source of abstraction in art. I propose that abstract painting is not merely an act of unconscious imagination by an artist but rather the result of subconscious observations grounded in reality. These works are a visual expression of how the mind perceives and interprets the world. Using a modern tool—the digital camera—I have captured the unconscious abstractions found in nature. These images invite viewers to engage their own perceptions, contemplating what these organic forms and patterns represent.
______________________________________________________
Ralph Kerle's Flexible Payment Offer
Enjoy the flexibility of a 10% deposit to secure this artwork
Spread the remaining cost over 4 manageable monthly payments.
Click here to apply for the deposit plan and to acquire your artwork immediately.
______________________________________________________
For inquiries regarding commissioned pieces please email us.
Shipping Details
Fine art packaging
Ships domestically and internationally
Insurance included
Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity
7 Day money back guarantee
