Burnished Illumination by Lumière sea painting Stimpy has a wire at

Stimpy has a wire at the back with painted/collaged edges

The artist`s use of shades of blue and gray for the water reflects the surrounding light and adds a touch of realism to the artwork

An abstract painting of a beautiful women dressed in gold and silver leaf highlights this stylised woman sitting with a cocktail glass

The calm waters are popular with families with young children and Pinky's is often where the older children hangout

The colours were influenced by a recent trip to Coober Pedy in South Australia

Burnished Illumination by Lumière sea painting Stimpy has a wire atIn Burnished Illumination, fire, metal, and light converge across a raw wood surface to explore the tension between destruction and refinement. Using pyrography techniques to etch and scorch the grain, the artist carves a landscape of contrast where charred textures meet the radiance of gold leaf. A central band of luminous gold emerges like a geological vein or river of light, cutting through smoky hues and tactile ridges. The burn marks evoke the