Shaike Snir '… and on the third day …' landscape

Shaike Snir '… and on the third day …' landscapeTextual, saturated and abstract, and on the third day is a visually striking work. Like Mark Rothko, who evoked spiritual themes through abstraction, Shaike Snir too creates a transcendental experience. Rather than minimal however, this work is a cacophony of stimuli. Mottled plants meet planes of colour, a car bleeds into the sky and dots, reminiscent of pollen or stars skirt the scene. Life, in all forms, unites. An Israeli Australian artist, Snir

it forges one between viewer and artist - pulling us back into the city of love

Whether you crave nature

creating an experience of nature words cannot replicate

‘Oasis in the Kimberleys: an homage to the Zebra Rock’ is a striking find

'Mother Earth'

'Untitled (Curious Face)'

Mary HAMMOND (1928 - )

the quiet intensity of her face

Colour blossoms across their torso – oranges give way to red

Perhaps recognising the fated muse in himself

finished quality that has come to define Balls abstract forms

Inspired by the landscape