
Abundance, 2020
Gill Bustamante
Oil on canvas
Original Painting, 121.92 x 91.44 x 3.81 cm
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Gill Bustamante Art
United Kingdom
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Gill Bustamante is definitely a dreamer as her ambition is to paint a way out of this universe into a better one! Most of her artworks feature pathways, portals and little mystery roots to other realities.
Her painting style is a fusion of expressionism, impressionism, semi-abstract and art nouveau. All depictions of fairytale landscapes, dreamy animals, mystery birds, horses and deer. Her techniques and ideas stand out to such an extent, they make a statement for themselves.
This artist is worth following if you just have the urge to escape out this world and dive into some wonderful places.
Curated byKelly Kaimaki, Creative Writer / Curator
About Gill Bustamante
I paint large semi-abstract oils that seek to capture, not just the visual details of a location, but its scents, sounds, and spiritual energy. They are inspired by encounters with landscapes, wildlife and birds, particularly the ancient landscapes of England.
My paintings are completely unique in style.
I often paint from memory as it better allows me to move beyond traditional realism, and into magical realism using colour, texture and light to express the magic I sense in wild meadows, forests, seas and rivers.
Animals, pathways, and portals are recurring motifs in my painting’s, often as symbols of transition, curiosity, and the mysteries that lie just beyond the visible. I am fascinated by the folklore and hidden stories woven into the countryside, and I strive to share that sense of wonder and connection through my art.
My technique is rooted in traditional oil painting, but I build each piece with layers of glaze, texture, and intuitive, art nouveau like, brush stokes, letting the painting evolve organically as a controlled chaos.
My goal is to inspire a deeper appreciation for the natural world and to encourage its protection as well as to provide a place to escape beyond the mundane.
Each painting is a captured universe—a place where viewers can lose themselves, dream, and perhaps glimpse the magic that still lingers in the land and in nature.
My paintings are completely unique in style.
I often paint from memory as it better allows me to move beyond traditional realism, and into magical realism using colour, texture and light to express the magic I sense in wild meadows, forests, seas and rivers.
Animals, pathways, and portals are recurring motifs in my painting’s, often as symbols of transition, curiosity, and the mysteries that lie just beyond the visible. I am fascinated by the folklore and hidden stories woven into the countryside, and I strive to share that sense of wonder and connection through my art.
My technique is rooted in traditional oil painting, but I build each piece with layers of glaze, texture, and intuitive, art nouveau like, brush stokes, letting the painting evolve organically as a controlled chaos.
My goal is to inspire a deeper appreciation for the natural world and to encourage its protection as well as to provide a place to escape beyond the mundane.
Each painting is a captured universe—a place where viewers can lose themselves, dream, and perhaps glimpse the magic that still lingers in the land and in nature.
About the Product
Abundance is a large oil painting of a May meadow landscape with fields and trees abundant wildflowers and swallows flying over them. This painting was inspired by the many walks I have taken around Kent and Sussex this spring especially in the Burwash area. It is semi abstract and slightly art nouveau with vibrant colours, multiple layers and sinuous sweeping shapes. I love how nature is so urgent in April and May and I tried to show this exuberance. It makes me very happy when the swallows return and begin swooping around over the fields and It fascinates me how the appearance of the first daffodils, then bluebells then daisies, foxgloves, cow parsley, etc. all follow each-other in such a small space of time. I wish it lasted longer and I tried to capture this transition by hinting at all sorts of wildflowers springing up together and overlapping each-other slightly. This is not an actual place but is a ‘memory impression’ of one that gives me an echo of it when remember it. Dedicated to everyone who is helping to maintain the nature and wildlife of England and to all my fellow walkers. The size is 36x48 x1.5 inches on deep edge canvas, white edges, no frame needed. Video: https://youtu.be/GhcmML2fOmE










