"After a long drought, the ground as desperate as it is for water, forebodes its penetration of such a vital life source due to the absence of it when it was needed. This artwork is a metaphoric piece, representing the absence and support of people when it is needed most, and the reluctance to accept support when it is finally offered."
Artist Name: Amanda Hinkelmann
Features:
- Framed canvas materials: polycotton canvas, timber stretcher bars, American oak wood frame
- Stretched canvas materials: polycotton canvas, timber stretcher bars
- Includes: 1 x wall art
- Professionally printed on polycotton artist canvas
- Printed using high-quality archival inks
- Arrives ready to hang
- With its calming muted green palette, a shade floating through the other in a harmonic dance, this Aboriginal artwork by Wiradjuri artist, Amanda Hinkelmann, evokes a sense of movement
- Filled with repetitive lines & overlapping shapes, this Indigenous art piece brings character & depth to any space
- This artwork metaphorically represents the absence of support when needed most & the reluctance to accept it when finally offered
- Artist's story in PDF format can be viewed in the specifications section
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- Overall: 80cm H x 105cm W x 5cm D
- Overall Product Weight: 4.4 Kilograms
- Overall: 95cm H x 125cm W x 5cm D
- Overall Product Weight: 5.5 Kilograms
- Overall: 125cm H x 165cm W x 5cm D
- Overall Product Weight: 8 Kilograms
- Overall: 75cm H x 100cm W x 3.5cm D
- Overall Product Weight: 2.3 Kilograms
- Overall: 90cm H x 120cm W x 3.5cm D
- Overall Product Weight: 3 Kilograms
- Overall: 120cm H x 160cm W x 3.5cm D
- Overall Product Weight: 4.8 Kilograms
- Subject Abstract
- Technique Printed Painting
- Made to Order Yes
- Primary Art Material Canvas
- Primary Art Material Details Polycotton canvas
- Number of Pieces 1
- Shape / Orientation Landscape
- Primary Colour Green
- Ready to Hang Yes
- Pieces included for hanging Wire hanging system
- Outdoor Use No
- Country of Manufacture Australia
- UV Resistant No
- First Nations Art Yes
Reviews
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FAQs
Does this wall art come in different options?
It comes in 6 options, including oak-framed and stretched canvas versions, so you can choose the format that best suits your space.
What is the artwork made from?
It is professionally printed on polycotton artist canvas using archival inks. The framed versions include an American oak wood frame, while the stretched canvas versions do not include an outer frame.
Is it ready to hang?
Yes, it arrives ready to hang and includes a wire hanging system. One wall art piece is included.
What style and subject does the artwork feature?
This landscape-format Aboriginal artwork by Wiradjuri artist Amanda Hinkelmann features a green palette, repetitive lines and overlapping shapes, with an abstract subject. The artwork metaphorically represents the absence of support when it is needed and reluctance to accept it when offered.
How should this canvas wall art be cared for?
Keep it out of direct sunlight and use hooks appropriate for its weight. It is intended for indoor use and is not UV resistant.
Reference
SKU #URBC4258
