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Dry Paddocks & Sunsets by Rachel Doller
Tatura based artist, Rachel Doller presents a new body of work titled DRY PADDOCKS & SUNSETS.
- When:
- Tuesday 1st , to Wednesday 30th of June, 2021, at 9:00am / 5:00pm
- Where:
- McKellars Picture Framing and Wall Art Gallery Window, Corio Street, Shepparton
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Rachel at
- Website:
- fb.me/e/2eEUZaED0
The work will be exhibited in the gallery window of McKellars Picture Framing and Wall Art during June.
Struck by the immense beauty and simplicity found in our regional landscapes, Doller embraces the drama of those dry, endless paddocks and the kaleidoscope of colour dancing across the sky at sunset.
The works are warm and encapsulate the glorious light signaling the end of another day. True to her bold visual language, these works are engaging and dynamic with a strong emphasis on shape, colour and texture whilst conveying the nostalgia and joy she associates with dry paddocks and sunsets.
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