ANNIKA HARDING | 'Morning mist and Atherton raspberries' | Acrylic on Queensland maple timber

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This collection of new paintings by Annika Harding explore the landscapes near her home in the Atherton Tablelands. They examines moments of tension between the built environment and agricultural landscapes, and the lush rainforest ecosystem and its intense weather.

The landscapes explored and represented in this exhibition are mostly Ngadjon-Jii Country- always was, always will be. The artist acknowledges with deep respect all of the traditional owners of the Atherton Tablelands area. Solid timber supports are offcuts from salvaged and/or sustainably sourced timber.

ANNIKA HARDING | Morning mist and Atherton raspberries | Acrylic on Queensland maple timber | 10.5 x 15.5 x 4cm | 2026

Photo courtesy of artist