I recently rediscovered a collection of rocks from my father's collection and it reminded me of the fun we had looking at the shapes and sometimes splitting them to look inside. It was also on a trip to Iceland a few years ago I visited a private rock collection which had many thousands of rocks laid out all through the garden and house. So ... this one is my abstract impression of the chalcedony or agate inside a thunderegg.

Kate Hessling Art

Chalcedony

Rainbow Eucalypt

After the flooding rains.
Acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas.

After the flooding rains

Watching the grass grow

Sunset through the reeds

Woodland

Heritage Forest

Serenity

Canals (framed)

Homecoming initially started as an expressionist work but along the way a landscape “feel” emerged with the result being quite an abstracted landscape.  The dark, moody colours are a contrast to the glowing sky and the brilliant blue/green sea amongst the rock pools.

Acrylic on wrapped canvas.

Homecoming

white

yellow

orange

purple

dark blue

green

light blue

brown

black

Acrylic

Aquatint

Canvas

Chalk

Charcoal

Clay

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Very Small

Tropical Days

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Night in the Forest

Emergence

Rural Farm (deconstructed)

The Cave

Sunstruck

Suburban Deconstruction

2 lamps over 3 plants

Kate Hessling Art

collection: Impressionist

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