Description
‘Spill’ by Corinne Reid
Artist: Corinne Reid
Title: ‘Spill’
Medium: Acrylic and Watercolour on Paper
Dimensions: 10” x 10”
Framing: Unframed
Year of Creation: 2018
About the Artwork:
“Conservation and consideration for the natural world are always on my mind, and as such this piece was inspired by the persistent problem of oil spills affecting our land and water. The ecosystem, while able to survive the aftermath of a spill, is forever stunted. Humans are often able to ignore the underlying problem when selectively observing the beauty nature still has to offer, thus developing a complex relationship with this issue. I wanted to present indicators of unhealthy oily water whilst putting emphasis of the magnificent ibis, who in itself represents the splendor and fragility of the natural world.” – Corinne Reid
About the Artist:
(Artist Bio)
Corinne Reid is an Illustrator and designer specializing in publishing, editorial and fine Art. Delving into the unknown, she uses unconventional imagery to cultivate emotional connections with her audience. Her paintings adopt a narrative melody with accentuating tones of the natural world. Reid’s work is award winning, globally recognized and travels more than she ever will, making its way to Australia, Europe, and across North America. Her clients include Field & Stream magazine, Penguin House, Crystal Dynamics and many others.