The storm will blow you in the right direction
“Should I keep going or turn back?”
Walking around the rugged coast at Kamay National Park in Botany Bay the wind whipped around me. I could see the storm brewing in the distance. The deep blue water churrned around the rocks at the bottom of the cliffs. Should I keep going or turn back?
The Storm will blow you in the right direction an original artwork by Rachel Rae is painted in acrylic with a protective varnish on a deep stretched canvas and is ready to hang.
FInalist in the Harden Art Prize.
76cm (W) x 76cm (H) x 3.8cm (D)
Acrylic on Deep Stretched Canvas
Framed in Tasmanian Oak, Ready to Hang
“Should I keep going or turn back?”
Walking around the rugged coast at Kamay National Park in Botany Bay the wind whipped around me. I could see the storm brewing in the distance. The deep blue water churrned around the rocks at the bottom of the cliffs. Should I keep going or turn back?
The Storm will blow you in the right direction an original artwork by Rachel Rae is painted in acrylic with a protective varnish on a deep stretched canvas and is ready to hang.
FInalist in the Harden Art Prize.
76cm (W) x 76cm (H) x 3.8cm (D)
Acrylic on Deep Stretched Canvas
Framed in Tasmanian Oak, Ready to Hang
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