Kym Hart, the second eldest son of Pro Hart, grew up surrounded by art. He started painting at an early age, developing a practice that recalls and expands his father’s legacy – images of the Darling River System, billabongs, mines and the town of Broken Hill.

‘Dragonfly’ features on the Hart’s most iconic motifs. In it, a droll dragonfly occupies the bullseye of a gold backdrop. Ensnared in shafts of white, it looks beseechingly at the viewer – both a comic character and formal experiment.

Having travelled from the centre of Australia to the tropical north, desert and along the coast, Hart remains most inspired by Broken Hill. He has completed commissions for various companies including Broken Hill airport, exhibited nationally and internationally, and found an avid collector following.

For collectors of the Harts and Australian art, ‘Dragonfly’ is a catch.

Kym HART (1963 - )
'Dragonfly'
oil on board
Image Size: 90 x 90 cm
Dimensions: 109 x 109 x 7 cm
Signed: Kym Hart lower right

Condition: Excellent

(c) The Artist or Assignee