Jessica McMaster

Where The Sunrise Meets The Hills

90 × 60 cm

Acrylic

Closing: Thu, 19 Nov, 8 pm AEDT

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About the work

A bold, contemporary abstract landscape exploring the relationship between form, colour and nature. A striking crimson mountain rises beneath a vibrant magenta sun, set against a soft blush-pink sky. The simplicity of the shapes and the intensity of the red tones create a sense of warmth, strength and quiet drama.

An expressive statement piece, this original artwork is painted on a reclaimed canvas and presented in a white frame, giving new life to existing materials while offering a fresh, modern aesthetic.

About the artist

Jess Lloyd is a self-taught multidisciplinary artist based in Geelong, Victoria, whose vibrant abstract and floral works explore joy, colour, movement, and human connection. Drawing inspiration from memory, music, and emotion, her paintings celebrate beauty, imagination, and the power of colour to evoke feeling. Jess Lloyd is a self-taught multidisciplinary artist based in Geelong, Victoria, creating vibrant works that explore joy, emotion, memory and connection through colour, movement and shape. Working across painting, wearable art and handmade accessories, Jess’s practice blurs the boundaries between fine art and functional expression. Her evolving practice is driven by an intuitive love of colour and unexpected combinations, with music, emotion and everyday experiences often shaping her work. In 2026, Jess began her Floral Exploration Series, reimagining the traditional language of flowers through expressive colour, texture and abstract form, including works created on reclaimed canvases. Jess has exhibited in multiple group shows, sold work through Bluethumb and her online network, and collaborated with local organisations and creatives. Her work has also been featured by the Barwon Health Foundation through Candles for a Cause and in Geelong’s GT Magazine. Through her art and online presence, Jess continues to create joyful, accessible work that invites viewers to see the world through a more colourful lens

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