Inel Date
Lover of light, shadows, skies, big vistas and has a deep connection to “wherever she lands”.
Step into the calming embrace of nature with "Breathing Trees" by Inel Date. This beautiful oil painting, sized at 105 x 80 cm and framed in elegant Tasmanian Oak, captures a serene forest scene in stunning monochrome. The way light and shadow play among the trees gives the piece a lifelike depth, inviting you to get lost in its tranquil charm.
Inel Date’s masterful brushwork and attention to detail make "Breathing Trees" a standout piece. It brings a sense of peace and reflection, perfect for adding a touch of nature to your home or office. Whether you have a modern or classic decor style, this painting will seamlessly blend in and elevate your space.
Bring the beauty of the outdoors inside with "Breathing Trees," and let its soothing presence transform your surroundings.
This painting was a finalist in the Kangaroo Valley Art Prize.
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Meet your artist
Inel Date
Inel Date is a contemporary landscape painter with a studio in Central West NSW. Her move to full time studio practice in recent years has allowed the expansion of her practice & her work is now sold & collected widely. She is a lover of light, shadows, skies, big vistas and has a deep connection to “wherever she lands”. She documents the landscapes she interacts with that act as a springboard for studio-based explorations that reflect her love of the creative process. Her practice is diverse and swings from quiet meditative works to high-energy large-scale serendipitous works. She doesn’t seek pure representation but rather the balance of colours, line and composition to give the image more dynamism, rhythm and energy. Her current body of work is documenting the rivers and wetlands of NSW, her Layers and Light series as well as spinoffs such as her Seasonal Paddock series.
She has been selected as a finalist in the Calleen Art Prize (2019/2020/2022), Lethbridge 20000 small scale art award (2022/2023), Gosford Art Prize (2022/2024), Kangaroo Valley Prize (2022), Hornsby Art Prize (2022), Fishers Ghost (2023), Milburn Landscape Prize (2023), Pro Hart Outback Art Prize (2024) amongst others. She has a deep connection to “wherever she lands”. Ultimately, she is chasing “sense of place”.
