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Regrowth

$280.00
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Artist: Kelle Wright

Medium: Acrylic on canvas - Framed in stained pinewood, varnished 

Size: 30 x 40 cm

Framed: Yes

Inspiration taken by the beautiful country scenery in Collanilling, Western Australia. 

This painting is of a large tree growing back its leaves fuller than ever before. It can be interpreted as a metaphor - 

In our lives we go through seasons, seasons come to an end and as we go through transitions in life, we like trees need to rest and renew our energy, and in time we will see new growth. 

But it’s not until we look back and notice how far we have come, like regrowth on a tree, and appreciate how the seasons helped create a new and flourishing version of ourselves. 

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Artist: Kelle Wright

Medium: Acrylic on canvas - Framed in stained pinewood, varnished 

Size: 30 x 40 cm

Framed: Yes

Inspiration taken by the beautiful country scenery in Collanilling, Western Australia. 

This painting is of a large tree growing back its leaves fuller than ever before. It can be interpreted as a metaphor - 

In our lives we go through seasons, seasons come to an end and as we go through transitions in life, we like trees need to rest and renew our energy, and in time we will see new growth. 

But it’s not until we look back and notice how far we have come, like regrowth on a tree, and appreciate how the seasons helped create a new and flourishing version of ourselves. 

Artist: Kelle Wright

Medium: Acrylic on canvas - Framed in stained pinewood, varnished 

Size: 30 x 40 cm

Framed: Yes

Inspiration taken by the beautiful country scenery in Collanilling, Western Australia. 

This painting is of a large tree growing back its leaves fuller than ever before. It can be interpreted as a metaphor - 

In our lives we go through seasons, seasons come to an end and as we go through transitions in life, we like trees need to rest and renew our energy, and in time we will see new growth. 

But it’s not until we look back and notice how far we have come, like regrowth on a tree, and appreciate how the seasons helped create a new and flourishing version of ourselves.