Jacinda Bayne

Contemporary Visual Artist

The most recent exhibitions 2021 -2022 below. Please see archive for further exhibitions

Environment – Landscapes In Western Australia – Linton and Kay Galleries Subiaco WA, August 1, 2022 – August 22, 2022

Celebrating colour and landforms of the West Australian Landscape. From the intensity of the Pilbara red to the lush greens of the South West.  From iconic scenes to the less travelled.

Nine artists explore the notion of ‘Environment’ in relation to their art practices in Western Australia. The threat of fire, the grandeur and riotous colour of the north, bare essentials that evoke wide skies and eroded plains, suburban housing estates imposed on pristine bush are all on display in this eclectic exhibition of paintings.

Elephant Rocks | Oil on Linen | 122 cm x 103cm | $14000
Rain Clouds Waychinicup WA | oil on Linen | 102cm x 102cm | $6700
Waychinicup WA | Oil on Linen | 112cm x 137cm | $8700

‘A Land of Colour’ . Crown Towers Crystal Club . 2022

“From sitting on the rocks on the coast to the ancient rock formations of the Pilbara, the way the light touches the landscape and the colours that emerge are mesmerising. My intention is that the viewer will have a personal, yet shared emotional response.”

Land of Colour – 137cm x 112cm $8700
Exploring Kalamina – Limited Edition Print – 150cm x 75cm $1800 Stretched
Recollect – 101cm x 101cm
$6200 Purchased
Homeland – 198cm x 112cm
$12500 Purchased
Woodlands – 152cm x 112cm
$9500 Purchased
Pontoon – 129cm x 95cm
$7350
Purple Sky – 76cm x 76cm
$4950
Beyond the Trees – Limited Edition Print Framed $2275
Rain Clouds Eagle Bay – Limited Edition Print $1450
Waychinicup – 137cm x 112cm
$8700
Jade Lake – 183cm x 152cm
$14500 Purchased
Before Dawn – 152cm x 152cm $12500 Purchased
Below the Horizon – Dales Gorge WA – 101cm x 101cm
$6600 Purchased
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‘Cossack Art Awards’ . Karratha . 2021

Judges Comments:

This confident artwork is inviting and gentle piece, portraying a difficult subject and it is treated with confidence. It shows a deep understanding of the setting and theme and speaks on many emotional levels. The technical treatment is impressive as is the softness and roughness in the water and rock juxtaposition.

Highly Commended Artwork . 2021 Cossack Awards

‘White Sand – Red Dust’ . Earlywork Gallery . South Fremantle . 2021

I have had a strong desire to revisit the Pilbara since my first visit to Karijini 10 years ago. For me, the current global pandemic provided the perfect time to get out and explore our huge backyard. I had never previously explored the northern WA coastline beyond Cervantes, so decided to head on a 5 week road trip to gain some inspiration. 

Watercolour is an integral part of my painting process.  It allows me to immediately place marks and colours I see within the landscape, without the need to set up easels, painting palettes. This is important when trying to capture the light that is constantly and quickly changing, particularly at dawn and dusk. 

I placed a lot of pressure on myself to do justice to the incredible landscape I was experiencing, and this could have inhibited me from creating a piece that was truly unique. This was mitigated by the time I had to create the work – being out in the heat in sometimes harsh and dangerous conditions –  I did not have the luxury of time to ponder or procrastinate about whether it was accurate, which resulted in the creation of a body of work that is honest and rich in experience. 

As I travelled, I got to meet and speak with many locals who love the landscape in which we call home. Many children were inspired and also commented that they also had a watercolour set and wished they had brought theirs too. Even my cheeky 5year old joined me in a couple of sketches which was heart-warming.

This was an incredible journey of ups and downs but it all added to the experience of travelling out into the West Australian wilderness.  I named the Exhibition White Sand – Red Dust.  The records I made of watercolours and sketches became a visual diary of colour and light.

  • Macleod Lookout, WA All Watercolours are 30cmW x 21cmH Unframed.
  • Blue Sea – White Sand, WA Sold
  • Red Dust – Cheela Plains Sunrise SOLD
  • Evening Fishing, Red Bluff- WA SOLD
  • Cape Peron – WA Sold
  • Big Waves, Pot Alley, Kalbarri, WA SOLD
  • Cheela Plains Sunset 5.40pm, Pilbara WA – All Watercolours are 30cmW x 21cmH Unframed.
  • Cheela Sunset 5.35pm, Pilbara, WA – All Watercolours are 30cmW x 21cmH Unframed.
  • Hamersley Gorge, WA – All Watercolours are 30cmW x 21cmH Unframed.
  • Down In the Gorge, Weano,WA – All Watercolours are 30cmW x 21cmH Unframed.
  • Late Afternoon, Coral Bay WA -All Watercolours are 30cmW x 21cmH Unframed.
  • Pelican Point, Warroora Station, WA SOLD
  • On The Way To Fortescue Falls, Pilbara WA – All Watercolours are 30cmW x 21cmH Unframed.
  • Dales Gorge, WA – SOLD
  • Shark Bay, WA – All Watercolours are 30cmW x 21cmH Unframed.
  • Pilbara Sunset- SOLD
  • Cheela Plains Sunrise, WA – All Watercolours are 30cmW x 21cmH Unframed.
  • Riverbed Kalbarri, WA – All Watercolours are 30cmW x 21cmH Unframed.
  • Kalbarri lookout 1, WA – All Watercolours are 30cmW x 21cmH Unframed.
  • End of Kalamina, Pilbara,WA – SOLD
  • Pilbara patterns, Dales Pibara WA – All Watercolours are 30cmW x 21cmH Unframed.
  • Chasing the Sunset, Pilbara WA – SOLD
  • Hancock Gorge, Pilbara WA – SOLD
  • Cheela Plains Campsite, Pilbara WA – All Watercolours are 30cmW x 21cmH Unframed.
  • Hill,- Mussel Pool, Pilbara WA – All Watercolours are 30cmW x 21cmH Unframed.
  • Revisit – Joffre Gorge, Karijini WA – SOLD
  • Kalamina Gorge, WA All Watercolours are 30cmW x 21cmH Unframed.
  • Kalbarri Lookout 2, WA – All Watercolours are 30cmW x 21cmH Unframed.
  • Big Lagoon, Francois Peron NP, WA -All Watercolours are 30cmW x 21cmH Unframed.
  • Horrocks, WA – SOLD
  • Monck Head, Coral Bay, WAAll Watercolours are 30cmW x 21cmH Unframed.
  • From the top of the Sand Dunes, Pelican Point, Warroora, WA – All Watercolours are 30cmW x 21cmH Unframed.
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