Aurelia by Kiran McKinnon

$7,500
Sea water and acrylic on canvas
W2030 x H1830 mm

Kiran McKinnon is an abstract painter who lives and works in Tāmaki Makaurau. She studied in London, UK and Auckland, NZ, gaining an MFA (1st class hons) from the Elam School of Fine Arts, University of Auckland.

Her work engages with experience and memory, particularly of the sensations of the natural world. Her work ranges from large-scale immersive paintings and installations to smaller more intimately scaled works on watercolour paper. Her unique processes of painting in acrylic on raw canvas involves spray, wash, wet on wet brushwork, and large quantities of water.

Ships from Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland

Details
  • Category
    Original Art
  • Year
    2019
Artwork Type

Painting

Artist

Kiran McKinnon

SKU: aurelia
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