This is another work from my series looking at stories from different religious or spiritual traditions and thinking about how they play out in contemporary life. The work was composed on my iPad using an image of a painting by the "candle light master", and drawings I had made from observation on my iPad at different times - a skull, an iPhone, and my daughter studying on her laptop. I made the composition on the iPad and then used this to make the oil painting. In the work, my daughter has been moving a bit, so it disrupts the figure, and I like the difference between the candle light and the eerie glow from the computer screen on her face.
Magdalene
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Framed dimensions - 43.0(W) x 70.0(H).
Artwork dimensions - 39.0(W) x 66.0(H).
Artwork Details
Medium | Oil, Wood, Framed by Artist |
Dimensions | 43cm (W) x 70cm (H) x 2.5cm (D) |
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Artist Bio
I'm a full time Artist based in Adelaide, South Australia.
My Art practice is predominantly drawing and painting, and I work in a number of media, in particular oil painting, coloured pencil drawing and iPad digital drawing and painting.
The iPad drawing/painting has become a major part of my practice lately. I make drawings nearly every day, and these go on to be either sources for paintings, or for digital "mashups" and animations.
I almost never use photographs to make my work, but I draw and paint from direct observation, and often use these studies to make larger paintings. My work ranges from abstract through to realism, depending on what I am thinking about at the time.
I am fascinated by the way our brains "see" the world, and how we visually interpret movement and change.
I graduated from Adelaide Central School of Art in 2010 with a BVA (Hons), and I've been working from my own studio ever since. I exhibit regularly in both group and solo shows, and I also run workshops and participate in Artists residencies, or indeed any visual art related job that I can find. Occasionally I teach Life Drawing or Digital iPad drawing at the Art school.
I've been a finalist in a number of Art prizes, including the Doug Moran Portrait prize, The Fleurieu Water and Environment prize, The SALA contemporary Art Prize, The Adelaide Parklands Prize, The Prospect portrait Prize and the Emma Hack Art Prize.