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Meg Frances
Calling
acrylic on canvas
The road is calling. This piece evokes a sense of being beckoned into the heart of rural Australia. The wide road disappearing into the distance entices us to explore just one more bend, one more curve in the road to find out what beauty is to behold round the corner. This artwork is inspired by a recent road trip out to central western Queensland. The country landscape at dusk, the long shadows and golden light of the setting sun on the trees and grasses cannot help but evoke feelings of calm and serenity, making the hustle and bustle of everyday life seem like another world.
Size: 73 × 53 cm
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About Meg Frances
Meg is a self-taught artist and much of her work is inspired by her time living in and exploring rural Australia. She loves capturing the rugged beauty of the Australian bush. Meg paints with acrylic on canvas and layers colours, often painting thickly to create dimension and texture. Since 2022, Meg has been a feature artist at several galleries in Queensland and sells her art at various exhibitions, such as the Affordable Art Fair, as well as through gift shops across regional Australia.
