Kim Wilson
​'Nocturnal'
Native and feral animals after dark
April 6 to 28, 2019
at
Art on Cairncross, Maleny

Kim Wilson

Kim Wilson
Resides - Brisbane
Kim Wilson resides in Brisbane with her artist husband Peter Anderson. They travel extensively and paint works from their travels.
"Most of these paintings are from a trip that my husband and I took to the Russian far east.  We started 3/4 of the way up the coast of the Russian Mainland and headed north eventually getting to Wrangle Island, well inside the Arctic circle.  These places are very remote and very beautiful..  This work is the very beginning of a series of studies of what we found there.
My work slides between realism and slight surrealism.  Sometimes it is simply the wonder of the place or the object that attracts me and sometimes I fiddle some more to evoke a sense of otherworldliness."

​Kim's work is in collections worldwide.

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Many Thanks, Jane and Tony

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Turf - Oil on Canvas - 122x204cm

Tables Turned - Oil on Canvas - 128x175cm

Andyriski Bay (study) - Oil on Canvas - 20x36cm

Arctic Fox, Clark River, Wrangel Island (Study) - Oil on Canvas - 23x38cm

Wildflowers, Kolyuchin Spit - Oil on Canvas - 20x36cm

Feather, Kolyuchin Inlet - Oil on Canvas - 20x26cm

Morning Somerset, Study - Oil on Canvas - 20x20cm

Interpersonal - Timber, Resin, Wire, Oil paint - 47cm high

Recent happenings
2016 Lethbridge Small works - finalist
2016 John Leslie Art Prize - finalist
2015 Jugglers Art Prize - awarded
2014 John Leslie Art Prize - finalist
2012 Art For Sharks - charity auction
2012 Tattersall’s Landscape Art Prize Exhibition
2011 Tattersall’s Landscape Art Prize Exhibition
2010 Tattersall’s Landscape Art Prize Exhibition

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