Painting

Nature's Rhythms

This work incorporates the circle, natural mediums, and found objects.

Painting

Web of Life

This painting is created with black walnut ink and charcoal on paper. It encapsulates the intricate ecological systems of nature, as well as the interdependencies that all forms of life share with each other.

Painting

Intentions

I created these pieces with found materials such as burlap and discarded plywood, black walnut ink, and hand made paper. For this triad, I wanted to make work with an intention to use materiality as a tribute and an intention to making artwork in... More

Painting

Foraging Mindfulness

This work explores the notions of "Biophilia;" human's innate connection to nature.

Work by

Annabelle Macrae

Drawing and Painting

“My process of foraged organic materials is translated between digital and painting. I explore humankind's inherent connection to nature, conceptual acts of preservation, and the critical take on my...” [More]

Artwork Collection

Nature Abstracted

These works are inspired by foraged materials, inherent connections to nature, my "barefoot" childhood, ancient mycelium and the wondrous beauty and benefits of nature human's are fortunate to encounter.

Nature's Rhythms

This work incorporates the circle, natural mediums, and found objects.

Web of Life

This painting is created with black walnut ink and charcoal on paper. It encapsulates the intricate ecological systems of nature, as well as the interdependencies that all forms of life share with each other.

Intentions

I created these pieces with found materials such as burlap and discarded plywood, black walnut ink, and hand made paper. For this triad, I wanted to make work with an intention to use materiality as a tribute and an intention to making artwork in... More

Foraging Mindfulness

This work explores the notions of "Biophilia;" human's innate connection to nature.

Work by

Annabelle Macrae

“My process of foraged organic materials is translated between digital and painting. I explore humankind's inherent connection to nature, conceptual acts of preservation, and the critical take on my...” [More]