Submerged cottage garden flowers Streamers feature in most of

Streamers feature in most of the works in this series

This is my depiction of a gorgeous Hydrangea arrangement I encountered during my visit to Dandenong Ranges on a sunny afternoon

Inspiration for this painting came from a Leonard Cohen song released in 1971 on the Songs of Love and Hate album

It has no meaning

I have counterposed this with a "top dressing" to use my gardening term

Submerged cottage garden flowers Streamers feature in most ofOriginal acrylic Artwork Submerged by Moira Briel This artwork was painted on an acrylic pallet on a stretched canvas of 81cm x 61cm with a depth of 1. 5cm on a acrylic canvas and a protective coat of (gloss) varnish has been applied to seal the acrylic paints and ensure the work stays looking its best for a lifetime Underwater settings can symbolise the subconscious , the mysterious, or the depths of the unknown . Here she is seen to submerge