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Joanne Adler
Overland Track
oil on canvas
There is a soft tinker of gently running streams underfoot, with boggy patches oozing and water trickling through button grass tussocks. We pass a well- trodden wombat trail disappearing around the corner. It is peaceful and tranquil in the heart of this untouched Tasmanian wilderness, which almost makes you forget that brutal, natural forces have created this unforgiving, desolate landscape, in absolute isolation. Even the button grass has evolved to rely on destruction by bushfire to remain vibrant and thrive. The struggle between these competing forces - the serenity and the unrelenting - is, for me, the wild in wilderness.
Size: 102 × 122 cm
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About Joanne Adler
Joanne’s work is inspired by the natural world, with a particular focus on the sweeping curves of the human form, coastlines, petals, leaves, and the movements of pollinators like bees. Through careful observation, she celebrates the beauty and vitality of nature’s smallest creatures.
Joanne enjoys working with natural pigments and textured finishes, creating pieces that evoke both visual depth and tactile richness. Her work invites viewers to appreciate the often-overlooked details of nature, fostering a deeper connection to the environment and its many wonders. She majored in painting, drawing, and ceramics, before commencing a career in education.
