In this captivating work, Geoffrey Carran brings together the golden presence of the male Eastern Yellow Robin (Eopsaltria australis) and the sharp, luminous geometry of a yellow fluoro-silicate of aluminium — a rare mineral form known to occur in select regions of Australia, including parts of Queensland’s Mount Isa mineral province and pegmatite-rich zones in New South Wales.

The bird’s vivid yellow breast echoes the chromatic intensity of the mineral base, while its soft feathers and grounded posture provide a warm, organic contrast to the cool, structured lattice of the crystal. The pairing of these seemingly unrelated natural elements — bird and mineral — blurs the line between the animate and inanimate, revealing a shared vibrancy, fragility, and beauty.

Carran’s painting invites viewers to consider the deep interconnection between lifeforms and the land they emerge from. Both the Eastern Yellow Robin, often seen in eucalyptus forests, and the fluoro-silicate crystals, born from complex geological processes over millions of years, are part of Australia's rich and layered natural history. Their visual harmony on the canvas reflects the often-overlooked synchronicity between the living world and the mineral earth.

Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 103 x 123 cm
Framed: Yes
Signed by the Artist: Yes
Certificate of Authenticity Included

A radiant moment where earth and air align — a celebration of form, light, and shared origin.

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Eastern Yellow Robin on Fluoro-silicate Crystal