Found in the Wet Tropics World Heritage area Dillenia alata or Red Beech is part of the ancient remnants of the Gondwanan forest that once covered the Australian continent. Vibrant golden yellow flowers and red fruiting carpels that display the small fleshy coated seeds are buzz pollinated by solitary bees.
trunks twisted
papery
red against green
splashes of yellow
falling to the ground
This is an original artwork painted with acrylic on a stretched canvas measuring 30cm square with a depth of 4cm. It is important to note that the artwork wraps around the frame and is fully ready to hang.
