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Epicormic Buds of Hope by Christine Hyde

This painting was created as part of my Nature”s Resilience series. Epicormic Buds of Hope is a beautiful striking abstract, drawn and painted with alcohol inks. – This is created on a composite panel gloss board which is mounted to a cradle wood frame. It has clear varnished timber sides.
It is UV protected and varnished to help preserve the inks. This can not be hung in a place where direct sunlight casts it’s rays across the surface, or under flouroscent lighting, as over time the inks may fade. Perfectly ok to hang in a normal well-lit room as long as it isn’t exposed to direct rays of sunlight.
– Composite gloss aluminum panel on cradle wood. Very pleasing aesthetically. Does not require further framing.
– Mounted at the rear with gallery d-rings and wire, ready to hang
– Signed on the front of painting and will also come with a certificate of authenticity.
– This has been varnished and UV protected, however should not be hung in direct sunlight so to best preserve the archival quality of the inks.
IMPORTANT HANGING INFORMATION: this piece weighs 6 kgs and will require secure hanging on fixed hooks in studs in your wall.
Thank you for considering “Epicormic Buds of Hope”.

About the artist Christine Hyde;

Christine is an award winning contemporary artist with a bush studio in the Blue Mountains of NSW. Christine paints lustrous landscapes and dreamscapes often referencing the world on her studio doorstep, the local region and its flora. Her aim is to create an art narrative depicting nature’s personality, character and randomness.

Many of Christine’s paintings grace the walls of private collectors Australia-wide, in the UK and France, and Blue Mountains Art Galleries. She is the recipient of several art awards, is a finalist in prestigious exhibitions and has a program of further solo art exhibitions and workshops.