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The Quiet Gatherer

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Rachel Kierann
Mixed Media on Canvas
76cm x 100cm

a layered mixed media abstract that invites the viewer into a lush, imagined landscape of movement, colour, and quiet discovery. Rich earthy browns, warm ochres, and soft creams form a grounding base, while delicate marks, playful shapes, and botanical-like gestures rise through the composition like a thriving wild bushland.
Hints of turquoise, soft greens, and pale florals weave throughout the surface, creating a sense of life unfolding—organic, intuitive, and gently untamed. Amidst the dense textures and marks, a tiny bee is hidden, offering a moment of surprise and connection, encouraging the viewer to look more closely.
This painting celebrates the beauty of small details in nature and the joy of discovery. It is both energetic and calming, filled with curiosity, imagination, and a sense of quiet storytelling.



Rachel Kierann
Mixed Media on Canvas
76cm x 100cm

a layered mixed media abstract that invites the viewer into a lush, imagined landscape of movement, colour, and quiet discovery. Rich earthy browns, warm ochres, and soft creams form a grounding base, while delicate marks, playful shapes, and botanical-like gestures rise through the composition like a thriving wild bushland.
Hints of turquoise, soft greens, and pale florals weave throughout the surface, creating a sense of life unfolding—organic, intuitive, and gently untamed. Amidst the dense textures and marks, a tiny bee is hidden, offering a moment of surprise and connection, encouraging the viewer to look more closely.
This painting celebrates the beauty of small details in nature and the joy of discovery. It is both energetic and calming, filled with curiosity, imagination, and a sense of quiet storytelling.



In Waterfall, Rachel Keirnan presents a maximalist explosion of color and form, capturing the frenetic, life-giving energy of a hidden garden spring. The work is a rhythmic tapestry where the boundaries between flora and water blur into a singular, ecstatic movement.

Keirnan’s brushwork is restless and joyful. She utilizes dripping white pigments to simulate the downward rush of water, which cascades through a dense thicket of stylized blooms and verdant foliage. The piece avoids a traditional focal point, instead inviting the eye to wander through a "scenic chaos" of cerulean, turquoise, and lime.