Pam Vercoe - Artist

Mediation sold today to a lovely family for their mum ❤️

Thrilled to bits to have my painting recognised at the Dardanup Art Spectacular. Thank you Quantum Underwriting and the Dardanup Art Spectacular for this opportunity.

Love is having a daughter 🖤 from my book Stars at Last

SOLD

Horizon
I have stood in these places before—
where the road dissolves,
where direction loosens its grip,
where all I have is feeling
and the echo of what mattered.
And still—
somewhere beyond the blur—
light gathers.
Not loud. Not certain.
But enough.
Because there is a moment
when even lost horizons
begin to breathe again—
and what felt like ending
lifts…
just enough
to let me
soar.

Lost Horizon sold yesterday from a gallery so I don't know who the owner is. Pic of the completed award winning painting. Attached and the poem it inspired attached

Landscapes
In the landscape of the heart lie the colours, valleys, peaks of life
The plains – golden grasses – lands where you found that little restaurant overlooking harbor lights
The crevasses carved by the glacier of trauma,
The weather events that broke through foundation of rock to create ever deep fissures filled with the soft sands of vulnerability
The deep waters of your eyes looking into mine as we fell…. Fell deep…. Fell into lakes … fell into ocean deep

These are the landscapes of the heart
Those moments of joy that created the stars in the sky. Warm winds in the simple playfulness of a child.
Westerlies, frigid cold with loss and bleak distance
This is another love song to you, to our life, to the land.

This is the landscape of my heart

Lost sight of horizons obscured by mists of indecision, wrong decision, no decision.
Break through beams. Burst on the road ahead, the road less taken, the road offered, the road detoured, the easy road, the tangled path.
And still the birds sing of my love, of the landscape of my heart.
P Vercoe

This poem inspired the heart felt painting below. Honoured to have it go to its new home where the magic and mystery of our West Australian landscape continues to inspire.

The beginning of something new. Layers to build up depth and texture.

on sale next week at the Stirling Street Art Centre exhibition