Lake Manapouri Heavy Cloud

Lake Manapouri Heavy Cloud - Original Painting  | Meg Cummins

Capturing the brooding, silent majesty of Fiordland, this original painting portrays Lake Manapouri as it is most often felt—cloaked in a heavy, atmospheric mist.

Meg Cummins utilises a sophisticated palette of deep slate blues and charcoals to depict the low-hanging cloud as it rolls over the water, partially obscuring the rugged landforms.

A sharp, vibrant sliver of lime-green shoreline provides a striking focal point, representing the resilient life found within this wild landscape.

Presented in a sleek black float frame, this work is a serene and powerful study of the elements, offering a quiet window into the untamed heart of the South Island.

Group Exhibition: Between Land, Sea and Sky

Bringing together Beth McGill, Emma Walker, Meg Cummins and Strahan Clarke whose practices are deeply connected to the natural environments of Aotearoa, we present this exhibition 'Between Land, Sea and Sky'. 

Dimensions:
Width - 495mm x Height -390mm x Depth - 55mm

Materials:
Framed: Oil on canvas

Please Note - 
The 'in situ mockup' is merely an example of visual representation within an environment and it does not truly reflect the size of the painting. Please refer to the measurements above for the exact dimensions of this work.