For Northern NSW artist Linda Frylink Anderson, art begins with observation and unfolds through intuition. Her work is an immediate response to the world around her, embracing experimentation, spontaneity, and discovery. Through expressive mark-making, scribbled lines, vibrant colour and layered textures, Linda allows each piece to evolve organically. Guided by the unexpected and the incidental surprises that emerge during the creative process, she works with a sense of freedom that knows no boundaries. Whether at home, travelling or sketching on location, the world itself becomes her studio. Working in acrylic, ink and watercolour, this exhibition brings together a collection of works created on Bundjalung Country. Featured are views of Wollumbin and the surrounding bushland from her home, a series of life drawings, and a pique assiette mosaic titled "Forest Treasures." Created from broken china, stained glass, mirror, jewellery and whimsical found objects, the mosaic celebrates the beauty that can emerge from reclaimed and cherished fragments.
