• Tom Macbeth - Swirl
Tom Macbeth

Tom Macbeth - Swirl

$1,900.00
$1,900.00
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Description

Original Artwork

100 x 70cm | Acrylic on canvas | Framed in Tasmanian Oak | Ready to hang

About the Artwork:

Tom is a Geologist/Petrographer by first precession and this piece is an abstraction of the formations and textures found both at the landscape and microscopic levels.

About the Artist:

Tom is an award-winning artist whose practice spans over 25 years. Known for his strikingly photorealistic oil portraits he’s been a finalist in Australia’s most prestigious portrait prizes, including the Archibald Prize, the Lester Prize, The Kennedy Prize and the Brisbane Portrait Prize. Tom has painted many celebrated figures including Queen Mary of Denmark, Greg Norman, and Jessica Watson.

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Tom Macbeth

Tom is an award-winning artist whose practice spans over 25 years. Known for his strikingly photorealistic oil portraits he’s been a finalist in Australia’s most prestigious portrait prizes, including the Archibald Prize, the Lester Prize, The Kennedy Prize and the Brisbane Portrait Prize. Tom has painted many celebrated figures including Queen Mary of Denmark, Greg Norman, and Jessica Watson.

In contrast, his abstract works shift inward—layered, textural explorations of architecture, memory, and time. Balancing spontaneity with structure, these paintings invite quiet contemplation through their value contrasts, surface detail, and a refined sense of colour.

Most recently, Tom’s Good Vibes series reimagines the coastal landscape in crisp, stylised acrylics. These pared-back compositions—rooted in retro aesthetics and art deco geometry evoke stillness, solitude, and sunlit nostalgia, offering a serene yet sophisticated visual experience.