Sandra Guy

Kingscliff, NSW, Australia

For many years my arts practice has focused on examining the notion of the ‘sublime’ as it relates to my experiences of the landscapes of regional Australia. I paint in a realistic style and intend to capture the intense color and light of these ‘sublime’ moments, expressed in big, sweeping, dramatic skies. I utilize the motif of ‘two-thirds sky’ to represent the natural environment, which is sometimes uncomfortably married with a rural and/or suburban environment. I aim to paint ‘timeless’ landscapes that create a sense of intrigue, drama and an opening for a narrative to be created.

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Casuarina Development, 2022

Oil on linen

29.5" x 39.5"

$3000

Fractal Warning, 2020

Oil on linen

12" x 16"

$1200

Rayleigh’s Warning, Round Mountain, 2021

Oil on canvas

29.5" x 39.5"

$3000

The Road Home, Casuarina, 2022

Oil on linen

12" x 16"

$1200

No Right Turn, 2022

Oil on linen

12" x 12"

$1000

The Shower, 2019

Oil on linen

59" x 39.5"

$4500

Make the Change, 2015

Oil on linen

19.5" x 23.5"

$1400

Clothier’s Creek Bend, 2014

Oil on linen

35.5" x 47.5"

$3300

The Road to Mooball, 2013

Oil on linen

35.5" x 47.5"

$3300

Casuarina Coles Construction, 2017

Oil on linen

12" x 12"

$1000

No U Turn, 2014

Oil on linen

19.5" x 23.5"

$1400

Reduce Speed, 2015

Oil on linen

28.5" x 66.5"

$3600