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Metka Skrobar
The Pilbara, Western Australia
Acrylic/mixed media on linen
As an artist, the unsurpassable diversity of the Australian landscape has always intrigued and inspired me. Prompting numerous travels to study and explore the remote outback regions of Australia, this reflects my experiences. Land and aerial expeditions revealed opportunities to discover the true nature of remote Australian territory through the intensity of textures, colours and habitat. Most recently seeing the devastating effects of the drought on the people who live and work there, has prompted me to create this artwork. Translating the diverse repertoire on to canvas, I employed a combination of media including acrylic, and collage to best describe my experiences to capture the nature of patterns from outback.
Size: 100 × 100 cm
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About Metka Skrobar
BIOGRAPHY
Metka Skrobar is based in Southeast Queensland, painting professionally since 1982. She is an established artist who has held thirty-eight solo exhibitions to date.
With her love for 'The Outback' she frequents the remote parts of Australia to explore and collate ideas which serve as an inspiration for her work.
Metka's Curriculum Vitae reflects her professional attitude and her ability to appeal to a wide audience.
“The origins of my creativity derive from my daily observations, together with an innate desire to paint what moves me. My aim is to entice the viewer to willingly participate in my work."
