"Native, wild, and timeless — a garden alive with memory and motion.”
Divine Hum is a meditative composition that captures the delicate balance between softness and strength, stillness and movement. Rendered in Luna Burlo’s signature abstract realism, this piece brings together native Australian kangaroo paw and blue-banded bees with the timeless elegance of roses and peonies—each element symbolising vitality, beauty, and interconnectedness.
Set against a calm, neutral-toned background, the bold reds and pinks of the roses rise to the forefront, offering contrast, emotion, and warmth. Inky blacks and translucent layers create a sense of depth and quiet motion, while the bees—small but luminous—hover like messengers in the garden’s hush. The result is a visual hum: gentle, grounding, and alive with energy.
This piece invites reflection and serenity, making it ideal for collectors seeking artwork that carries both story and soul. Divine Hum sits beautifully in living rooms, bedrooms, or meditation spaces—anywhere you wish to add a sense of natural elegance with touches of bold drama. The strong palette complements both contemporary and classic interiors, while vibrant blooms offer a striking focal point.
Let this artwork serve as a reminder: even in stillness, life is buzzing quietly with beauty.
Painting is signed on the back and will come with a certificate of authenticity from artist Luna Burlo.
Details:
🎨 Original acrylic painting (not a print)
✈️ Free shipping within Australia
🖼️ Painted on canvas
📏 Size: 101cm x 51cm x 3.5cm (D) Weight: 1.3kg
🌿 Inspired by Australian native plants and animals
🚚 Ships from Melbourne, Australia
About the Artist:
Luna Burlo is an artist, designer, and award-shortlisted children’s book illustrator. Born on a Mediterranean island and now based in Melbourne, her work is influenced by a love of gardening and the vivid colors of both her roots and the Australian landscape. She works primarily in watercolor and acrylic, creating expressive florals and textured abstracts.
*In Situ images are for display purposes only and aren’t in perfect scale.
