This particular painting is based on the concept that chairs are often the vehicles, the participants and the passive audiences to life's greatest events and our most profound personal moments. Seated, we form connections, be they idle or intimate, to the people and the places we encounter. 'Waiting for August' represents my memory of laboring with my first child, seated in a hospital shower - my slow breaths, the still room, and a simple white chair.
Dimensions: 78cm x 62cm x 3cm (Framed in Raw Tasmanian Oak) Materials: Acrylic and oil pastel on canvas
