Original Artwork
125 x 105cm | Acrylic on canvas | Framed in Tasmanian oak | Ready to hang
About the Artwork:
A piece that captures the exhilaration of risk, the pull of gravity and the beauty of stillness before the fall. An evocative piece, alive with raw energy and bold contrasts.
About the Artist:
Jonathan Osmond is a Newcastle based abstract artist whose expressive acrylic paintings explore resilience, memory and transformation. Working intuitively through layers of colour, texture and gesture, his practice balances raw emotion with considered composition, creating works that invite personal interpretation. Jonathan has exhibited across Australia and is represented by galleries in Newcastle, Melbourne and Queensland. His work has been selected as a finalist in the Hunter Emerging Art Prize and has featured in numerous group exhibitions. Through each painting, he seeks to create spaces where energy, vulnerability and hope coexist.
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About the Artist
Jonathan Osmond is a Newcastle based abstract artist whose expressive acrylic paintings explore resilience, memory and transformation. Working intuitively through layers of colour, texture and gesture, his practice balances raw emotion with considered composition, creating works that invite personal interpretation. Jonathan has exhibited across Australia and is represented by galleries in Newcastle, Melbourne and Queensland. His work has been selected as a finalist in the Hunter Emerging Art Prize and has featured in numerous group exhibitions. Through each painting, he seeks to create spaces where energy, vulnerability and hope coexist.
