Acrylic on canvas
33cm x 33cm
(Framed)
This piece (and Sunnyside Right) capture the feeling of a dry season—faded grass, low sun and that familiar warmth that clings to the late afternoon.
Each piece holds a different moment, but together they echo the rhythm of long summers and shifting skies. Their titles are borrowed from a neighbouring family farm—Sunny Side—a name that’s stuck, even as fences fell and seasons moved on.
Painted from memory rather than reference, these works trace the light, colour and quiet resilience of landscapes that stay with you, even after the land is no longer yours.
Acrylic on canvas
33cm x 33cm
(Framed)
This piece (and Sunnyside Right) capture the feeling of a dry season—faded grass, low sun and that familiar warmth that clings to the late afternoon.
Each piece holds a different moment, but together they echo the rhythm of long summers and shifting skies. Their titles are borrowed from a neighbouring family farm—Sunny Side—a name that’s stuck, even as fences fell and seasons moved on.
Painted from memory rather than reference, these works trace the light, colour and quiet resilience of landscapes that stay with you, even after the land is no longer yours.
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