Painting straight onto canvas is hard enough, but for a handful of Albury artists taking their technique to the next level is the focus of a new exhibition.
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The group of artists have completed a handful of reverse glass paintings which are on display at Connor's Corner Cafe in East Albury.
This technique is where an image is painted onto the back of four millimetre thick glass to be viewed from the other side.
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"This very unique art technique, with luminous quality, originated in medieval Europe as a technique used for religious works," artist and organiser Stephanie Jakovac said.
"There is no room for mistakes. The succession of paint layers are totally opposite to painting on canvas.
"The artist must begin by signing the name backwards, before starting to paint any details."
