Romantic Mount Dandenong
The Dandenong mountains are bathed in a warm pink glow which gives them a romantic allure. This effect is achieved by the deliberate use of colour and extra trees to obscure houses which typically lie at the foothills. The piece seeks to explore an era when nature has been unspoilt by construction, and takes inspiration from early work by the Heidelberg School who explored this part of Victoria more than 100 years ago.
The Dandenong mountains are bathed in a warm pink glow which gives them a romantic allure. This effect is achieved by the deliberate use of colour and extra trees to obscure houses which typically lie at the foothills. The piece seeks to explore an era when nature has been unspoilt by construction, and takes inspiration from early work by the Heidelberg School who explored this part of Victoria more than 100 years ago.
The Dandenong mountains are bathed in a warm pink glow which gives them a romantic allure. This effect is achieved by the deliberate use of colour and extra trees to obscure houses which typically lie at the foothills. The piece seeks to explore an era when nature has been unspoilt by construction, and takes inspiration from early work by the Heidelberg School who explored this part of Victoria more than 100 years ago.