In this presentation of engravings and paintings, Victoria-based Kim Westcott explores the intersection of colour, light, and perspective – capturing the shifting atmospheres of her studio environment in the Warby Ovens National Park.
Trying to create a living environment in the process of painting, branch forms are created, develop, and fall; shifting veils of colour that echo the forest’s own cycles of coloured light and shadow, the symbolism of coloured rain speaking to emotional transformation – the idea that growth and healing, like rainfall, arrives in waves.
MAGMA Galleries
7 May to 20 June 2026
Melbourne
Kim Westcott, Majesty, 2025, acrylic on aluminium, 180 × 120cm / Courtesy the artist and MAGMA Galleries, Melbourne
