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Road To Queenstown Limited Edition Canvas Art Print by Holly Roach

Sale price$485.00
Limited Edition

From a series of landscape paintings inspired by memories, both real and imagined. Inspired by the places that hold special meaning to Holly here in New Zealand, and back in Canada, where she once lived.

Capturing the remarkable landscape and memorable road towards the iconic Queenstown. Highlighting the natural palette of Otago, using warm greens, yellows, browns and blues. 

Unframed canvas prints come with a mirrored border for future stretching.


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Road To Queenstown Limited Edition Canvas Art Print by Holly Roach
Road To Queenstown Limited Edition Canvas Art Print by Holly Roach Sale price$485.00

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Road To Queenstown Limited Edition Canvas Art Print by Holly Roach

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Holly Roach

Holly Roach is a Canadian-born, full time artist living and working in Tāmaki Makaurau. She holds a diploma in Illustration and a certificate in fabric design and print. Holly’s interdisciplinary work celebrates the practice of play. Colouring outside of the lines, happy accidents, intentional mistakes and unexpected mark making feature prominently in her practice. This approach is always inspiring new artistic endeavours. Her recent work with paint captures abstract memories, of time and places.