Artwork Details
- Artist
- Bronwyn Tracey
- Title
- The poplars on the flats
- Medium
- Acrylic paint on stretched canvas
- Dimensions
- 25 × 50 cm
The plateau on the right with the poplars on the left are an iconic local view in our small Victorian town as you drive in. A celebration of the small things in small towns that are always there and may be missed, but mean so much to others. - Know that owning this piece is a celebration of the small details in nature - I am inspired by the sights and features of the country I live on and am motivated to recreate, celebrate and share them. - Using good-quality acrylics on a stretched canvas, the edges are also painted to complement the front - A wire is attached and it is ready to hang. - It is a small and eye-catching work that depicts a glimpse of the Australian bush landscape - This painting is a unique artwork never to repeated
About the Artist
Bronwyn Tracey is a contemporary Australian artist living on Dja Dja Wurrung country in North-Central Victoria. Her work celebrates the unseen views of her local landscapes. Inspired by native flora, wildlife and landscapes, she creates original artworks that balance careful observation with expressive mark-making. Working primarily in acrylic, Bronwyn’s practice explores texture, form and colour to evoke a strong sense of place and connection to the natural world. Immersed in the bushland and regional landscapes of her small town, Bronwyn draws inspiration from close observation and ongoing engagement with her surroundings. Her works often begin with field observation and reference imagery, developing into detailed illustrations and vibrant paintings that reflect both the delicacy and resilience of Australian ecosystems. Familiar environments are rendered with clarity and warmth, inviting viewers to pause and reconnect with the everyday beauty of nature. Bronwyn seeks to foster appreciation for Australia’s natural environment, creating works that are accessible, contemplative and grounded in place.
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