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Moree Wall Art

Moree wall art by Mark Zissis delivers an exceptional opportunity to infuse your space with the captivating essence of Australia’s unique landscapes. This Limited Edition collection showcases breathtaking photographs that highlight the vibrant colours and rich textures of the Moree region, inviting you to experience its serene beauty and natural wonder. By choosing these stunning pieces, you’re not just enhancing your decor; you’re bringing the spirit of Moree into your home or office, creating an atmosphere that inspires appreciation for the remarkable landscapes that define our land. Explore the striking imagery of the Moree collection today and let your surroundings resonate with Australia’s unparalleled charm.

    Brush Scrub Wall Art | Moree Wall Art

    Location: Moree wall art, NSW

    Finish: Acrylic Face Mount / Diamond Polished Bevelled Edges - Read To Hang

    5 Artist Proof / 50 Limited Edition
    The native bush around Moree wall art, NSW is a stunning example of the natural beauty that can be found in Australia. This rugged and wild landscape is characterized by a diverse range of flora and fauna, including eucalyptus trees, wattles, and banksias, as well as a range of native birds, marsupials, and reptiles. One of the most striking features of the native bush around Moree wall art is the variety of colours and textures on display. The deep greens of the trees and shrubs contrast against the vibrant yellows and oranges of the wildflowers, creating a stunning tapestry of colours that changes with the seasons.

    Sorghum Wall Art | Moree Wall Art

    Location: Moree wall art, NSW Finish: Acrylic Face Mount / Diamond Polished Bevelled Edges - Ready To Hang

    15 Artist Proof / 150 Limited Edition
    Sorghum is an Ancient Cereal Grain belonging to the grass family Poaceae. Driving through the back roads of Moree wall art, I stumbled on this massive field of Sorghum late afternoon. I captured and composed this image in 40-degree heat in the middle of summer. Lining up the two large oak trees in the background of the horizon, I proceeded to photograph in Super Roll Film 6 X 17 and stopped down the lens to one meter. Linhof Technorama 72mm