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Sharon Field

A moment suspended,
encapsulating the beauty and stillness of nature, and sometimes of a world in balance.

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3000 days… and counting…

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3000 days… and counting…

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My work is botanically inspired, with a focus on the impacts of climate change. I live in a rural area in Australia.
See my IG - @3000daysandcounting
The Scrolls now hold over 1,600 drawings of plants The Scrolls now hold over 1,600 drawings of plants and their ecosystem partners. This represents 1,600 days since the @unitednations @ipcc report on climate change said we needed to keep global temperatures below a 1.5 C (2.7 F) degree increase by 2030. We have accelerated this temperature increase, not slowed it. And what mayhem and tragedy this is causing for people who have done the least to cause these disasters.
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This is the work l have been doing with the @arabo This is the work l have been doing with the @araboston over the last few years. It's quite different to my other work and it's all done work only a 2B graphite pencil, a kneadable eraser and a knitting needle (for taking measurements), under the watchful and demanding eye of @ericjohnsonartist. This atelier style training goes back to traditional methods for training as a painter ... first learn how to draw by copying from the Old Masters, under the tutelage of a living Master! Get this part of the process right ... and the rest will follow!
On the drawing board. Three roses .... On the drawing board. Three roses ....
I love moths and butterflies. They are always joy I love moths and butterflies. They are always joyous as they dance in the sunlight or moonlight, and they are such pretty things when you look at them closely. Both are important pollinators for plants too - they are essential elements in our ecosystem.
Delighted to have been awarded first prize at the Delighted to have been awarded first prize at the Foundry Art Space in Echuca for this artwork, a tryptich, telling a story of our impact on the environment. Nature speaks to us in many ways, and we really need to take the time to listen ... and respond. Thanks to my fellow artists, the staff at The Foundry and the judges. If you haven't been to the beautiful river town of Echuca, it's worth a visit to see this exhibition and to learn more about this unique town, it's history (indigenous and european) and its natural environment.
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