Artwork Details
- Artist
- Floriosa
- Title
- A Quiet Arrangement
- Medium
- Acrylic and oil on canvas
- Dimensions
- 64 × 48 cm
A contemporary still life exploring colour, balance and simplicity. Layers of oil paint sit over a vibrant neon pink ground, creating a gentle luminosity that animates the surface. Simplified botanical forms and soft, painterly marks invite a moment of quiet reflection.
About the Artist
Floriosa is the botanical studio practice of Sydney-based artist Sally Browne, using Australian flora as a starting point for expressive, painterly exploration guided by colour, intuition and a deep connection to place. Floriosa is a botanical painting practice based in Sydney, Australia. Drawing on Australian flora and landscape, the work uses plants and flowers as a starting point for expressive, painterly exploration rather than literal description. The paintings are intuitive and responsive, shaped through colour, gesture and mark-making in the moment. Forms appear loosely and fluidly, evoking the rhythm and energy of plant life without resolving into fixed imagery. The work sits gently between observation and abstraction, leaving space for atmosphere, feeling and personal interpretation. Sally Browne has been a practising artist since the early 1990s. After moving from the UK to Australia in 1994, what began as a gap year became a permanent home and a lasting connection to Australia’s plants, wildlife and landscapes. Spending quiet time in nature remains central to her process and wellbeing, and continues to inform the Floriosa works. She returned to full-time studio practice in 2015. Since then she has been a finalist in national awards including the Calleen Art Award, Greenway Art Prize, Lethbridge Art Prize, Bluethumb Art Prize and the National Contemporary Watercolour Prize. Her work has been widely collected, licensed across Australian homewares and gift ranges, and exhibited in solo and group exhibitions.
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