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Amy Wright
Painting
Lives & Works Ceres, Victoria, Australia
Amy Wright is an Australian contemporary landscape artist whose work, rooted in figuration, explores the vitality of nature and captures wild and untamed landscapes through an abstrac lens. With a diverse career in textile design, fine art, and floristry, Wright's large paintings explore narratives rich in pattern, texture, and color. Based in Regional Victoria, she creates from her garden studio, fully immersed in the landscapes that inspire her.
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Artists can apply starting January 20 for emergency relief.
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