Maple Bonsai with the Most Moss

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Maple Bonsai with the Most Moss

A$3,800.00

90cm x 80cm (36” x 32”)

Acrylic on canvas

Float-Framed in Oak

Painting completed July 2024, Melbourne

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As with the Big Bonsai Series, both disciplines of rearing bonsai and painting with pours and fluid acrylics, hinge on the delicate dance between control and spontaneity. I try to harness the forces of nature and the fluidity of paint to create living, evolving works of art. Just as cultivating bonsai demands patience, a deep understanding of natural growth patterns, and an intuitive sense of when to prune or nurture, my fluid painting process requires a keen eye for balance and harmony. I seek to capture the essence of growth, transformation, and the dynamic interplay between human intention and the inherent, uncontrollable forces of nature.