Who's lookin' atchu?

Framed canvas - off-white frame and mount - 3 of 3

Acrylic painting on stretched canvas, framed with a quality frame. Contact me for more photos of details and frame.

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2009 • Acrylic and gold foil on canvas • Box framed

2007 • Acrylic on canvas

A circular coffee table with a painting revolving within,made of wood glass and steel .this is symbolic representation of Australian wildflowers,represent in a spacial dimension .Which may be all we have,if we keep exploiting our environment.The only place we will see our wildflowers is in our mystical legends of the way it was.

When the tide goes out you can see nature at play. This is a '2 and a half dimension' artwork carved from a lightweight material 20mm thick.

Painting inspired by boats moored on the edge of a river

Oil on canvas stretched over wooden frame. Ready for hanging. 120 x 80 cms.

Part of 'Would' series. Stylised and mirrored image of the patterns found in wooden floorboards. Graphite drawing on Canson Mi-Tientes paper. Professionally framed. Black frame with off white matting. Ready for hanging. 100 x 70 cms including frame.

Part of 'Would' series. Stylised and mirrored image of the patterns found in wooden floorboards. Professionally framed. Black frame and off white matting. Ready for hanging. Graphite drawing on Canson Mi-Tientes paper. 120 x 70 cms including frame.

Part of 'Thirty' series. Oil on linen stretched over wooden frame. Ready for hanging. 120 x 80 cms.

Artist: Margo Humphries 2011 Acrylic on paper Also for sale as: Unframed original Digital file Please contact margo@kasarndesigns.com www.kasarndesigns.com This painting was selected to be draped over Newcastle Panthers for the Mattara Festival's inaugural Outdoor Art Gallery in 2011. There were 10 buildings & artists chosen for the art trail, the first of it's kind in Australia. My canvas is 4.8m x 7.5m. The artworks in artist trail were selected as they embody the lifestyle, spirit and community of Newcastle & will pay homage to local artists and celebrate the 50th anniversary of Mattara. Visit http://mattarafestival.com.au/ Description of artwork & how it sits within Mattara’s theme “My slightly surreal artwork loosely explores the relationships that we have with each other, where we belong and what we do. This is represented by mystical characters floating and coming together. They are surrounded by a built environment. The result is a painting that is both intriguing and otherworldly. My artwork is abstract enough to allow the viewer to perceive these are urban beings that are connecting. These beings also take on the form of large hands that are reaching out to each other, which links to Mattara, meaning hand. Also like Mattara, these denote the hand of friendship. There is a sense of convivia and automation in the painting which can relate to both the warm and welcoming community and industry found in Newcastle. The artwork leaves you with the feeling that the built environment surrounding the beings has come to life with them.”