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Art Competition Gallery 2019
The following gallery contains entries from the 2019 art competition. The theme for the competition was “To Infinity and Beyond” encouraging artists to think beyond the limitations often placed on those living with life-limiting conditions.
Winners were as follows:
- 2019 Overall Winner: “In a blink of an eye” by Behzad Alipour
- Young Artist Award: “Never Ending Purpose” by Sarah Hope
- Emerging Artist Award: “Roz” by Ruby Hennessy-Grant
- People’s Choice Award: “On Point” by Dani Till
- PCA Staff Choice Award: “Stardust” by Carl Milton
- OPCC Delegate’s Choice Award: “Floating Feather” by Taysha Barrett
The happiness of life
By May
Painting
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The happiness of my life is mum. Mum hand are holdings me since I was born and mum hand will holding me until fulfilment end of my life. Mother is powerful, she never let me down every time I’m falling or give up she always reach my hand and pull me up to a better life. Also every time I turn around I realise life is no better without her.
My art was a digital oil painting by using free image from online
Size 22.69 x 41.99
"Laughing in the face of Death"
By Rachael. Bannister
Photograph
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Meet Lee. One of the most amazing, hilarious and inspirational women I have ever had the privilege of meeting. Lee and her incredibly supportive family do their utmost to "Laugh in the Face of Death". This photo of Lee and her Niece depicts perfectly the positive, fun loving attitude she has. Even through the pain and suffering she endures on the inside, due to High grade, Large cell neuroendocrine carcinoma of the cervix. Lee remains remarkably strong and continues to live her life to the fullest "To Infinity and Beyond", on a daily basis.
Emotion
By Gracie Lawrence
Drawing
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My artwork is ultimately about the feelings of sadness and anger. I believe these emotions greatly damage our views and perspectives on our lives. These emotions need to be identified and expressed in the correct way, because if they are not these emotions will take over and not allow an individual to live the life they urge to live.
Just to Feel the Sun
By Kimberly Caldwell
Painting
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How warm is the sun on our faces? As we gaze at the sea, peaceful and calm. Together.
To feel it reminds us we are still alive, we can still feel the warmth and joy of its touch.
Just to feel the sun.
Grief is not weakness, but indicates how much we love the ones we've lost.
You think you will never get through it, but there are brighter days ahead.
Hopeful hearts waiting. The sun will shine on our faces again.
Union
By Melissa Errey
Painting
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Union expresses the moment where the body returns to earth while the ineffable returns to the cosmos, representing the part of us that remains eternal.
life after death
By Carla Wettstein
Painting
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I think that after death life goes on. I find lots of similarities in nature with our organs or bones.
Could be that after death one of our organs or bones is integrated into nature and lives on. On the far right of this painting you can see a bronchial tree (medical expression)
see also : www.carlawettstein.com, surrealist paintings