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Walking with time
es Lieutenant has developed a series of unconnected images and words. The hyper colours and layered surfaces of his process is all that connects them.
For over 15 years Emily McIntosh has produced sculptural works that have examined the human condition through representation of biological and psychological structures, functions and activities involved in human self preservation, memory, vulnerability, transience, and resilience.
Phew – what a mouthful!
Gab Bates (Sydney) marks out the human and social patterns bound within the spatial elements of architecture…
I have been dismembering toy dolls and using them to reference the abject, depicting female bodies which refuse to be contained.
Lynne Barwick’s text works incorporate literary techniques and genres, such as essays, criticism and concrete poetry, to examine the uses of language in visual arts.
Trust and distrust.
Depth and flatness.
“I like the idea of being able to elongate the ‘moment in time’ adding in other elements that were not present, elements that represent the part of the image that cannot be captured.”
“These recent works were completed around the same time and share some similarities of colour palette, size and style. It is difficult to discuss these works in unison because they each convey a different story; similar to journal entries without words…”