Sharon Rynehart

Let It All Go

28 × 28 cm

acrylic

Unsold

Suggested offer$400

About the work

"We all have special places that serve as safe spaces. Apart from the comfort of home, when I need to get away from the challenges, frustrations, and pains of normal day to day life (if there is such a thing as a normal) I come here. Many of us do.

The coast is one of those places that consistently invites us to let go.

Here, the noise of the world is drowned out by the rise and fall of tides, breakers crashing into shoreline, and gusty breezes that help lift the weight and carry away tensions.

Standing almost defiant against the world, it's here on rocky shoreline I pause...and reflect...and scream...and cry...and pray...and breathe. Here I can safely let it all go, finding solace, comfort, and hope despite the tempest swirling around me...and within."

Framed in Oak Acrylic on Stretched Canvas Satin Varnished COA with Artist Statement

NB: While every effort is made to capture the true colours and details of my artwork, every screen is different and art viewed online does not do my work justice. Slight differences may be evident between a screen image and the true tone and textures of my work, which can be more vivid and beautiful in reality. Scale may also be slightly off due to the insitu art app used, so please ensure you measure your space.

About the artist

Sharon Rynehart is an impressionist palette knife artist based in Canberra recognised for her emotive, colour-rich captures of the sea land and sky. Her works seek to capture moments of reflection, light, and hope, resonating deeply with collectors worldwide, inspiring calm and connection through their uplifting sense of place and emotion. Sharon Rynehart is an impressionist palette knife artist recognised for her flowing, expressive style of the sea, land and sky. A former Interior Designer and Colour Consultant, Sharon had health issues that saw her turn to painting for therapy and healing.

Transforming her creative practice into what she calls ‘heartwork’; emotive, hope-fuelled pieces inspired by faith, nature, and the beauty of our Australian coastlines and landscapes. She uses her background in colour theory to create beautiful colour harmonies, painting original artworks that allow you to reflect on your own story; to finish the train of thought, to remember a time or place, and to explore and feel the emotions they instil. Artworks that are relatable, that invite you to reflect, force an exhale, evoke a sense of calm…and bring you hope.

Now widely collected both in Australia and Internationally, she’s enjoyed recent success as a Finalist in Art to Art’s acclaimed “Unearthed” Art Prize. She’s also been fortunate to have several of her artworks featured on Channel 9’s “The Block”, and her work featured in Grand Designs Australia Magazine.

Sharon’s pieces continue to be sought after, a reminder to always look for light and hope…no matter the trials and challenges we all face.

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