Autumn - Time After Time by Kellie Williams #kelwilart

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ARTIST NOTES: I decided to do a Four Seasons set of paintings, I started with Autumn, I first did a small one and was fairly happy with it, so I went big for the next Autumn... BUT... something wasn't right, that nagging feeling that this wasn't quite it, the feeling lasted for the entire painting and still even though it was traditionally painted in Autumn shades, it didn't feel like it to me. I started looking closer, what did I see? Brown, red, yellow and orange leaves as the trees fall asleep, but also I saw stunning bright green moss awakening from a dry Summer slumber, little blades of grass uncurling out of the brown soil refreshed by the Autumn rain, just sown crops emerging in fluffy green rows across the paddocks and I realised my painting felt wrong because it was wrong, Autumn to me is...well it is this painting. Not sure how or why but this painting has become an intimately personal piece, I feel deeply exposed by it but also strongly connected to it at the same time...

DIMENSIONS (Height - 120.00 cm X Width - 90.00 cm )
MEDIUM ON BASE Oil on Canvas
GENRE Abstract
REGISTERED NRN # 000-3174-0148-01
COPYRIGHT © Kellie Williams #kelwilart
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Artist: Kellie Williams #kelwilart



ARTIST BIO

Kellie Williams is an emerging contemporary abstract artist best described as a modern paint sculptor creating highly textured & dimensional oil paintings.
Kellie's textured ring series was initially inspired by cut tree logs and their growth rings, Kellie works to blur and bind the boundaries that exist between the impossible beauty and random patterns created by nature and those that exist in traditional oil painting, she uses oil paint to create her highly textures pieces.
Kellie lives and paints on a small farm overlooking the Grampians in Western Victoria.

"Ring Series"... Inspired by Trees.

"I have long been fascinated by the growth rings in a tree and the pattern those rings make, my paintings reflect this.  As a child I was forever counting the growth rings on cut up logs, I even love the way a cut log cracks when it dries out, for the longest time I created all sorts of circles trying to replicate the growth rings with continuous lines and patterns, when I finally painted these rings I felt in some way like I had arrived home.
I use the paint to build up and slowly mix layers of oil paint.
These paintings are highly textured, I use only oil paint to create my ring texture, drying is a slow but fulfilling process."

Previous Exhibitions:

-   "Embracing The Rings"
     First Solo Exhibition
     Wolveschildren Art Space 10 May 2014 - 1June 2014

-    2014 Camberwell Art Show