the song that kissed the garden
eucalyptus and eastern spinebill

mini print

printed on an archival 310gsm ilford textured cotton paper.
open edition and ready to be shipped.

size 20 x 20cm (image18 x 18cm)

Framed in a Beech faux timber 25 x 25cm standing or hanging frame.

Dana Kinter is an artist living and making in the Fleurieu Peninsula, South Australia. Drawing from the natural environment surrounding her home and an Encyclopedia of Australian Birds handed down by her Grandmother, Dana has created a signature style that embraces Australia’s native flora and fauna.

Dana employs a subdued colour palette with emphasis on the natural characteristics of her materials. Dana uses pencil acrylic on timber in her paintings, preferring to work on a series of woodblocks at once, aided by foraged treasures and views from her backyard studio. Recently, Dana has returned to working with ceramics, carving and painting feathered friends with a distinctive focus on colour, line and form, onto hand built homewares that serve as a base for her artworks.

Following the 2017 collection, Dana has paired with Australian fashion label Gorman for their 2019 collaboration celebration displayed at Heide Museum of Modern Art.