Graeme Peebles 'Shell Collector' figurative

Graeme Peebles 'Shell Collector' figurativePaying homage to Renaissance Masters, Graeme Peebles reinterprets the still life genre through a surrealist prism. His richness of detail, use of chiaroscuro and depth of black are all part of what makes Peebles an internationally acclaimed printmaker. In Shell Collector he envisions a jellyfish, revealing his mastery over medium. The jellyfish is transparent, ghostly, luminous sweeping forth from the blackened water, a shell absorbed into its crown.

In The Mirror

'Prince' also references Mirka

The artist once reflected that flowers:

Bergner was exposed to Kafka from an early age because his father translated his work

'Hillside at Night I - Diptych'

whose didactic approach strictly advocated for Naturalism

Blackman is among Australia’s favourite artists

the Hilton and casinos in Darwin and Alice Springs

this curiosity lands on its namesake - a creature as tenacious as it is delicate

like twirling across a dancefloor

its pistil blinking in quiet rapture

'Pink Nightmare' 1998