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Recent Works
Winter Grass
51cm Wide x 41cm High
Mixed media on board
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Branching Out
51cm High x 41cm Wide
Mixed media on board
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Wax n Clay
41cm High x 51cm Wide
Mixed media on board
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Aerial Erosion
An ethereal expanse unfolds in this large-scale painting, depicting an aerial perspective of
deeply eroded lands. The landscape is rendered
in a delicate palette of soft pinks, muted greys, and
chalky whites, evoking a profound sense of
vastness. The artist masterfully captures the poetic,
almost otherworldly nature of this sculpted terrain, inviting contemplation on the enduring artistry of geological forces.
18209cm High x 910cm Wide
Mixed media on canvas
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Barnacle
61cm High x 46cm Wide framed
Mixed media on board {encaustic}
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Winding Outback
Acrylic, natural pigments, sand and rocks on canvas.
91cm High x 1825cm Wide
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Seeding
Golden tones sweeping through.
Pods seeding out.
104cm High x 104cm Wide ( frame included)
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Rusted Lands
Mixed media on board
60cm High x 60cm Wide
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Swept Away
Acrylics, Inks,Sand and Handmade Pigments on Canvas.
91cm High x 122cm Wide
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Bridging the Gap
(SOLD) Mixed media on board
40cm High x 30cm Wide
Hurricane Alfred
(SOLD) Medium Acrylic, Canvas board, Framed by Artist.
1503cm High x 1030cm Wide
Autumnal Tones
(SOLD) Acrylics, Inks, Paper, Sand and Handmade Pigments on Canvas.
45cm High x 91cm Wide
Space Eye
(SOLD) Acrylic on Canvas.
122cm High x 92.4cm Wide
Sally’s art invites viewers to connect with nature’s beauty, and to embark on a journey of interpretation that ignites the imagination , and evokes introspection. Her pieces mirror the textures found in nature and reflect the interplay between the tangible and intangible.
For her creating art is a process of inner transformation, and somehow she emerges from painting into a higher state of being. So her art is very personal and it has been necessary for her to create since she was able to hold a paintbrush.
Her pieces evolve naturally straight from source, sometimes with minimal planning. Sally uses a variety of mediums including acrylics, inks, handmade pigments from the surrounding land and even found objects.
"It's about letting go so my art becomes a playground of colours, shapes and emotions."
