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Charcoal, Paper, Framed by Artist
58cm (W) x 44cm (H) x 1cm (D)
This artwork is currently framed and ready to hang.
It comes with an external frame.
Framed dimensions - 58.0(W) x 44.0(H).
Artwork dimensions - 40.0(W) x 27.5(H).
Arrives 4–6 Aug
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swallows in two dimensions , night and day.
I am a Photographer/Filmmaker/Artist who has worked in the film industry for over 30 years as a writer/director, production consultant & teacher. I have always photographed, sketched & painted in a variety of media. Living on a small hobby farm on King Island for the past 11 years has given me a wonderful opportunity to connect with the natural landscape/seascape and reflect on the forces of nature that encompass our human experience. “I like to develop concepts for films through photography, sketching & painting before I finally realise it on film … that way of creating a story is very satisfying to me and is a great way to communicate my ideas & feelings” I am currently working on a photographic project titled “Transformations” which deals with death/decay/rebirth and a series of artworks based on childhood memories of Egypt titled “My Cairo”. Also working on a graphic novel “Man of Stone” and a series of paintings “Chimera” based on the aftermath of the wreck of the Neva that sank off the coast of King Island in 1835.
Artwork: Swallows
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