I came across the paintings of Aussie artist, Sally Anderson today, and was instantly drawn to her seascape palette and abstract compositions. There is something inherently positive and uplifting about her work, and it’s not just the bright blues and hopeful greens. “I almost always start a work with a horizon line and go from there,” says Anderson. Her latest body of work, titled “home” was painted during lockdown and features landscapes as seen through the windows and doors of her 10-acre home in Newrybar, New South Wales. “Since lockdown, these works have taken on a new meaning,” she says. “They now also reference our collective experience of lockdown.”