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This original artwork from Lizzy Stageman’s Moments That Remain collection is a soft example of contemporary Indigenous Australian art, reflecting driftwood, passage, resilience and the quiet beauty of finding place.
Material: Acrylic on linen
Frame: Floating Tasmanian oak
Dimensions: 30 × 30 cm
Driftwood travels unknown distances before it comes to rest, carried by currents, wind, and time. Along the way, it is shaped and transformed, worn smooth or marked by the forces it encounters.
This work reflects those journeys, both of the land and of life, and the subtle changes that occur along the way. It captures movement, pause, and the quiet way experiences leave their mark. Look closely, and you may see the textures and tones as a story of passage, resilience, and the beauty that emerges when we finally find our place.
A quiet original artwork for collectors drawn to soft neutral tones, natural texture, resilience and the gentle sense of coming to rest.
This original artwork from Lizzy Stageman’s Moments That Remain collection is a soft example of contemporary Indigenous Australian art, reflecting driftwood, passage, resilience and the quiet beauty of finding place.
Material: Acrylic on linen
Frame: Floating Tasmanian oak
Dimensions: 30 × 30 cm
Driftwood travels unknown distances before it comes to rest, carried by currents, wind, and time. Along the way, it is shaped and transformed, worn smooth or marked by the forces it encounters.
This work reflects those journeys, both of the land and of life, and the subtle changes that occur along the way. It captures movement, pause, and the quiet way experiences leave their mark. Look closely, and you may see the textures and tones as a story of passage, resilience, and the beauty that emerges when we finally find our place.
A quiet original artwork for collectors drawn to soft neutral tones, natural texture, resilience and the gentle sense of coming to rest.
