Original Artwork
30 x 30cm | Acrylic on canvas | Unframed | Ready to hang
About the Artwork:
A woman depicted on the literal edge of her seat as she dives into her novel and the world around her fades away
About the Artist:
Internationally collected artist Marnie McKnight exploded onto the scene in 2016 with her striking abstracts and more recently has gained massive attention for her Light Reading series - a celebration of the transformative power and profound connection of art and literature. My art is primarily created with acrylics on canvas where I embrace strong brush stokes, soft blending and the accidental dripping of paint to create a story that evokes emotion.“
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About the Artist
Internationally collected artist Marnie McKnight exploded onto the scene in 2016 with her striking abstracts and more recently has gained massive attention for her Light Reading series - a celebration of the transformative power and profound connection of art and literature.
A finalist in the SBS Landscape Prize, the Online Portrait Prize and the Bluethumb Art Prize multiple times, her work has featured in many magazines and exhibitions, including regular sell out art fair stands. She is consistently one of Bluethumb’s top sellers.
Her work can be seen in private and corporate collections in over twenty five countries.
“I love the freedom painting gives me.
My art is primarily created with acrylics on canvas where I embrace strong brush stokes, soft blending and the accidental dripping of paint to create a story that evokes emotion.“
