Malcolm King 'Biirrinbah to the Sea' abstract art

Malcolm King 'Biirrinbah to the Sea' abstract artAcross a career of nearly forty years, Australian artist Malcolm King has traversed the boundaries between mediums. He works across painting, printmaking, photography and digital collage to raise questions around our relationship with the land. Rather than exact, King evokes the feeling of place, calling on the viewer to recognise the urgent need to protect the natural world. This work is an original digitally rendered print. Intricate and brightly

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