Mailbox 06: Teri Linder
Appeared in The Southland Times on Tuesday 23 July
Invercargill-based artist Teri Linder’s artwork Nature’s First Green is Gold is a watercolour piece inspired by Robert Frost’s poignant poem “Nothing gold can stay”.
This work captures the essence of nature’s fleeting moments with a delicate and intuitive touch. In her piece, Teri reflects on the brief yet beautiful transition from the first hints of spring green to the rich golden browns of winter. Teri’s composition captures this fleeting moment, reminding us of the cycles of life, growth, and change.
This theme resonates deeply with Teri, who sees her art as a way to hold space for her emotions and sensitivities and our constant evolution. Teri’s technique invites viewers to stop and contemplate, delving into their inner emotions while engaging with the world, promoting peace and self-examination. Teri’s Nature’s First Green is Gold is a heartfelt tribute to nature’s beauty and impermanence. Through this piece, Teri invites us to appreciate the golden moments in our lives, however brief they may be, and to find inspiration in the ever-changing landscape of our surroundings.
Teri Linder is a self-taught abstract and semi-abstract watercolour landscape artist who has been practising for around six years. Based in Invercargill, New Zealand, Teri’s work is deeply inspired by her surroundings’ natural beauty and dynamic landscapes. Her art often reflects her personal journey and the emotional landscapes she navigates. Teri’s work aims to encourage viewers to explore their inner worlds and connect deeply with the essence of her art.
For more about Teri’s work, follow her on social media at:
[Instagram] https://www.instagram.com/terilinderart[Facebook] https://www.facebook.com/terilinderart and visit her website at http://www.terilinderart.nz
