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Karena Dalla Rosa
Heritage Landing, Tasmania
oil on canvas
Using a boardwalk to bear witness to the ancient rainforest at Heritage Landing ensures the risk-reduction of pathogens, disease and weeds affecting the ecosystem. While being sensorily exposed to the temperate air, smells and sounds, it nevertheless creates an experience of viewing from a distance. The immersion is necessarily controlled and curated.
I have worked this piece with many marks and a deliberate use of textural paint application. I hope the viewer can imagine the same dynamic sensorial experience; to breathe the air, take in the soundscape and witness the verdant, dense layering of flora in its pristine and natural state.
Size: 124 × 94 cm
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About Karena Dalla Rosa
Karena (Kaz) Dalla Rosa (b. 1962, AU) is an emerging visual artist based on the Bellarine Peninsula.
Painting from an early age, she commenced a Fine Arts degree at Caulfield Institute before leaving to embark on a career as a musician. Karena has performed consistently in Melbourne and around Australia until recently returning to her first love of painting.
By way of mixed disciplines, she explores local places and landscapes of cultural and environmental significance.
