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61 x 46 cm
Acrylic and sawdust on canvas
$350
An imagined landscape marking either the beginning, middle, or end of a shadow figure’s long journey, The Welcome Hand on the Small of My Back considers themes of support, transition, and surrender. The work exists in an in-between space — part memory, part dream — where unseen forces gently guide us forward, even when the destination remains unclear.
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When you shop with The Rundle Collective, you're supporting local creatives directly.
Unlike many galleries and online marketplaces, we take 0% commission on sales. Every artist, maker, and creative receives 100% of their listed sale price.
To make this possible, GST and card processing fees are added separately at checkout. This ensures the full sale amount goes straight back to the creative who made the work, helping them continue creating, growing their practice, and sharing their talents with the community.
Thank you for choosing to invest in local creativity.
61 x 46 cm
Acrylic and sawdust on canvas
$350
An imagined landscape marking either the beginning, middle, or end of a shadow figure’s long journey, The Welcome Hand on the Small of My Back considers themes of support, transition, and surrender. The work exists in an in-between space — part memory, part dream — where unseen forces gently guide us forward, even when the destination remains unclear.
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When you shop with The Rundle Collective, you're supporting local creatives directly.
Unlike many galleries and online marketplaces, we take 0% commission on sales. Every artist, maker, and creative receives 100% of their listed sale price.
To make this possible, GST and card processing fees are added separately at checkout. This ensures the full sale amount goes straight back to the creative who made the work, helping them continue creating, growing their practice, and sharing their talents with the community.
Thank you for choosing to invest in local creativity.