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Adam Galic
Gully’s creek
Oil on polyester
It is down the creek that I find my inspiration. Immersed beneath the trees, the cool breeze and dappled light creates a magical setting. As the sun lowers, the light dances through the foliage, putting on one last show before it sets.
Working both plein air and in the studio on this piece, I really want the viewer to feel as though they are in the creek. As though they can smell the cool air and feel the warm afternoon light on their face.
Size: 91 × 61 cm
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About Adam Galic
Adam Galic is an artist from Helensburgh on the south coast of NSW. He completed his BFA at the National Art School in 2011, majoring in oil painting. Adam finds his inspiration in the natural world; from the bush to the coast, the Australian landscape is a common subject in his work.
He has been a finalist in the SBS portrait prize in 2020, semi-finalist(salon) in the Lethbridge landscape prize in 2021, and finalist in the George's River art prize 2022.
