Wattle We Become?

£140.00

33x43cm Framed

This painting is currently on display at Gallery Oldham as part of Anne’s Wild Lives exhibition, running from 5th September to 7th November. To purchase, please visit the gallery (35 Greaves Street, Oldham, OL1 1AL) or contact Anne directly.

TITLE: Wattle We Become?

YEAR: 2025

INSPIRATION: This piece was inspired by reference photos I took at Tenerife Jungle Park, where I met the awe inspiring cassowary. Its vibrant, prehistoric appearance and commanding presence captivated me… but it was the wattle, a vividly coloured feature hanging from its throat, that truly fascinated me. The wattle is both a dramatic visual element and a tool for communication, adding to the cassowary’s imposing character. Known as the world’s most dangerous bird, it carries a delicate balance of strength and fragility. As habitat loss threatens its survival, this painting highlights its beauty and resilience while reflecting on the challenges of conservation. Through this work, I hope to spark awareness and inspire action to protect not only this species, but the fragile ecosystems that support it.

SIZE: 23x30cm (33x43cm Framed)

MEDIUM: Oil paints on canvas board

COLLECTION: This painting is part of my Oils Collection

FRAME: Glass front, black wooden frame

INFO: A certificate of authenticity will be included

POSTAGE: All artwork will be carefully packaged and sent out using a 48hr tracked courier service 1-3 days after you’ve placed your order.

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