BELINDA WILSON
2023-2024
On the way to Angaston, oil on linen 76 x 76cm Wonderground Gallery Barossa 2024
Towards Tanunda, oil on canvas 100 x 100cm Wonderground Gallery Barossa 2024
Impressions of Hutton Vale farm, oil on linen 76 x 76cm Wonderground Gallery Barossa 2024
When dusks sets in Vine Vale, oil on linen 76 x 76cm Wonderground Gallery Barossa 2024
Harvest hues over Rowland Flat, oil on linen 76 x 76cm Wonderground Gallery Barossa 2024
Bethany blueprint, oil on linen 76 x 76cm Wonderground Gallery Barossa 2024
Trial Hill tapestry, oil on linen 76 x 76cm Wonderground Gallery Barossa 2024
Flaxman Valley views, oil on canvas 90 x 120cm Wonderground Gallery Barossa 2024
Whispers of Eden Valley, oil on linen 76 x 76cm Wonderground Gallery Barossa 2024
Beneath Cathedral skies, oil on linen 100 x 100cm St Vincents Private Hospital 2024
Let lightness happen, oil on linen 120 x 120cm Brenda Colahan Fine Art, Sydney 2023
Some day, somne where, oil on linen 120 x 120cm Brenda Colahan Fine Art, Sydney 2023
Beneath Seppeltsfield skies, oil on linen 76 x 76cm Wonderground Gallery Barossa 2024
Distant horizon: Cathedral Ranges , oil on linen 120 x 150cm Brenda Colahan Fine Art, Sydney 2024
Summer in Seppletfield, oil on linen 100 x 100cm Wonderground Gallery Barossa 2024
Thorton run, oil on linen 120 x 120cm Brenda Colahan Fine Art, Sydney 2023
Dreams come true, oil on linen 120 x 120cmBrenda Colahan Fine Art, Sydney 2023
Beneath serendipitous skies, oil on linen 120 x 120cmBrenda Colahan Fine Art, Sydney 2023
BIOGRAPHY
Belinda Wilson, a Melbourne-based artist, specialises in crafting landscapes that explore the dynamic interplay between the external environment and the internal human landscape. Deeply concerned by the psychological response and emotional welfare associated with Australia’s unrivaled backdrop and its primitive artistry, her works resonate with audiences in a manner void of limitations or constraints.
Three decades after concluding a Bachelor of Fine Art, she completed a Master in Fine Art (Research) at RMIT University, her work experienced evolutionary growth that not only continues to persist but periodically adapts to the ongoing social discourse and the ever-changing conditions associated with climate change and the adaptation to extreme weather conditions.
Belinda’s artistic endeavors have garnered recognition on both national and international stages, with exhibitions at prestigious venues such as The Australian Embassy in South Korea, Toowoomba Regional Gallery, Muse Gallery, and Qantas Lounges nationwide. Notable achievements include finalist selections in renowned competitions like the Omnia Art Prize, Banyule Art Award for Works on Paper, and the Art Olympia International Art Competition in Japan, where she received an honorable mention.
In November and December 2023, Belinda was honoured as the inaugural artist in residence at the Barossa Regional Gallery in South Australia. This dedicated period of time enabled the artist the opportunity to immerse herself in the local culture and environment of the Barossa region and has influenced her artistic practice and directions for her work.
Additionally, her inclusion in The DesignFiles’ compilation of must-see artists at the Melbourne Affordable Art Fair (2023) serves as a testament to the evolution of her artistic practice. Currently represented by Brenda Colahan Fine Art in Sydney, Belinda maintains a steadfast commitment to consistently sharing her artistic vision. Her works are held in numerous private national and international collections.
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