This piece draws from the feeling of standing at the Highgate Hill lookout; that mix of height, heat, and the way Brisbane’s colours seem to glow at certain times of day. The reds and oranges echo the warmth that settles over the rooftops, while the loose, abstract shapes capture the way the city blurs into something almost dreamlike when you’re looking down from above. The trees, the tilt of the houses, the sweep of the hill; it all becomes a memory of place rather than a literal view. The work is guided by that sensation of pausing at the lookout and seeing the city as a wash of colour, movement, and light.
Mixed media
*Please note that all prints will be printed without watermarks
This piece draws from the feeling of standing at the Highgate Hill lookout; that mix of height, heat, and the way Brisbane’s colours seem to glow at certain times of day. The reds and oranges echo the warmth that settles over the rooftops, while the loose, abstract shapes capture the way the city blurs into something almost dreamlike when you’re looking down from above. The trees, the tilt of the houses, the sweep of the hill; it all becomes a memory of place rather than a literal view. The work is guided by that sensation of pausing at the lookout and seeing the city as a wash of colour, movement, and light.
Mixed media
*Please note that all prints will be printed without watermarks
