When water retreats, it leaves colour behind.

These four works capture the extraordinary chromatic transformation that occurs when tidal and mineral-rich waters recede across remote Australian terrain. Seen from altitude, what remains is not mud or sediment but pure colour — ochre, gold, sage and warm earth tones arranged in forms that defy expectation. The cracked surfaces, geometric fields and diagonal lines read as abstract painting, yet every mark was made by water, mineral and time. Where Water Becomes Colour is a series about what the land reveals when the water is gone.

Each work in this series is available for individual purchase. Follow the links below to view 

Salt and Silence

Crackle View This work

Chromatic Divide View This work

Each work in this series is available individually in a range of sizes and print mediums. Contact Anne  to discuss options for your space.

Trade pricing is available for interior designers, art consultants and contract purchasers. Inquire here for wholesale and trade rates.