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Andrea Michele CHAPMAN
Galahs on the Edge
Oil on Linen
Galahs On the Edge
On the edge of the Simpson Desert a dry riverbed cradles the last drop of a passing storm.
The receding water leaves a pathway of green pick along the Ochre Channel. A flock of pink Galahs announce the smorgasbord of seedheads to one another. They strut across the claypan like city pigeons on a day out in the park.
Size: 95 × 65 cm
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About Andrea Michele CHAPMAN
Central Queensland artist Andrea Chapman was born in Longreach and spent her early childhood in the small mining town of Gunpowder in far north-west Queensland. She describes her childhood in rural Queensland as the foundation stone for her love of life and the natural landscape.
Andrea describes her first painting at the age of fifteen as a personal response to seeing the light and its power to simplify the subject. Decades of art practice has helped develop a plethora of ways to paint the visceral reaction to light. This journey included four years of academic including a Bachelor Fine Art
