Exhale at the Ocean
Kerrie Amy
I have worked at Sydney Children’s Hospital, Randwick for almost thirty years as a physiotherapist.
I value the relationships I have formed here and admire the incredible work of my colleagues. I feel great satisfaction in making a child’s journey through their illness or injury a little easier with kindness, compassion, and collaboration.
I have always enjoyed visits to art galleries and have been inspired by the work of many established and emerging artists. I have never been formally trained as a painter but discovered the joy of putting paint to canvas when I had an empty wall above my fireplace and saw an opportunity to be creative. Since that day 15 years ago, I have enjoyed exploring how to capture light and movement on canvas. The process of painting gives me almost as much joy as the finished work.
The ocean has long been a source of inspiration for me. The constant movement of water makes me feel both energised and calmed.
This collection of paintings are acrylic works on canvas, and capture different experiences I have had in, on or near the ocean. I try to capture the light, movement, and texture of the ocean in a suggestive and abstract way. I also enjoy the play between the sea and the sky.
I like to portray the interactions in nature I experience through being lucky enough to live close to our beautiful eastern suburb beaches.
For more information and sales, please contact the Art Program via email art@schf.org.au or call 1800 244 537.
Caught in the Wash
Rising Tide
MacMasters Lagoon Overflow
Fitzroy Island Paradise
Gordon’s Bay Snorkeling
Sunset from MacMasters
Building storm from Marks Park
Glistening Shore
Homage to Bronte
View from the boat
Last swim at Clovelly
Ben Buckler from Burrows
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