The Web We Weave

A$250.00

The Web We Weave ‍uses collage to represent the often intricate connections that we weave in our everyday life. An acrylic and mixed media work. Layers and elements come together to create a beautifully complex work of things intertwined. These little works are able to be either hung or self-standing, and will also make fabulous little gifts.

I’ve used several techniques whilst creating this painting. I love to create works that are intuitive and expressive with many layers, textures and surprising elements. The random mark-making offset by the collage components create a beautiful balance. Works that are borne from how things make me feel - not necessarily the image I am seeing. All my works hark back to where my mind has taken me to, and this piece is no different.

Although smaller in size, this work will create a beautiful moment when placed in your space. It is simple and brimming with expectation. Suitable for home or office.

Artwork Details :

  • Title - ‘The Web We Weave’

  • Acrylic and Mixed Media on Cradled Wood Panel with a UV stable Resin Glaze.

  • Artist’s Studio Authenticity Label on the back

  • Handcrafted Natural Timber Float Frame

  • Work Dimensions : 15 cm x 15 cm x 1.8 cm

  • Framed Dimensions : 18 cm x 18 cm

Gallery Representation

‘The Web We Weave’ is currently under representation with Aspire Gallery, located in Kennedy Terrace, Paddington, Brisbane.

If you are interested in learning more about this piece, please contact the gallery on 0493 659 739. Unfortunately a link to this work is not currently available on the Aspire Gallery Website.

If you are having any issues feel free to contact me and I can contact the gallery on your behalf.

The Web We Weave is an original, expressive and unique abstract artwork created by Felicity Rutherford, an awarded Australian Artist. Only 1 available.

@ copyright Felicity Rutherford

Got a question?
Find out more information on our terms and conditions page or contact me for a chat.

The Web We Weave ‍uses collage to represent the often intricate connections that we weave in our everyday life. An acrylic and mixed media work. Layers and elements come together to create a beautifully complex work of things intertwined. These little works are able to be either hung or self-standing, and will also make fabulous little gifts.

I’ve used several techniques whilst creating this painting. I love to create works that are intuitive and expressive with many layers, textures and surprising elements. The random mark-making offset by the collage components create a beautiful balance. Works that are borne from how things make me feel - not necessarily the image I am seeing. All my works hark back to where my mind has taken me to, and this piece is no different.

Although smaller in size, this work will create a beautiful moment when placed in your space. It is simple and brimming with expectation. Suitable for home or office.

Artwork Details :

  • Title - ‘The Web We Weave’

  • Acrylic and Mixed Media on Cradled Wood Panel with a UV stable Resin Glaze.

  • Artist’s Studio Authenticity Label on the back

  • Handcrafted Natural Timber Float Frame

  • Work Dimensions : 15 cm x 15 cm x 1.8 cm

  • Framed Dimensions : 18 cm x 18 cm

Gallery Representation

‘The Web We Weave’ is currently under representation with Aspire Gallery, located in Kennedy Terrace, Paddington, Brisbane.

If you are interested in learning more about this piece, please contact the gallery on 0493 659 739. Unfortunately a link to this work is not currently available on the Aspire Gallery Website.

If you are having any issues feel free to contact me and I can contact the gallery on your behalf.

The Web We Weave is an original, expressive and unique abstract artwork created by Felicity Rutherford, an awarded Australian Artist. Only 1 available.

@ copyright Felicity Rutherford

Got a question?
Find out more information on our terms and conditions page or contact me for a chat.

Chill on the Hill
Fudge On The Figures

Copyrights and Reproduction
Copyrights and reproduction rights remaining with the artist and written permission from the artist would be required to replicate this work in any capacity.