Foour girls stand on the water’s edge, drying themselves while basking in the late afternoon sun. Foour girls stand on the water’s edge, drying themselves while basking in the late afternoon sun. Foour girls stand on the water’s edge, drying themselves while basking in the late afternoon sun. Foour girls stand on the water’s edge, drying themselves while basking in the late afternoon sun. — artist's signature Foour girls stand on the water’s edge, drying themselves while basking in the late afternoon sun. — edge view Foour girls stand on the water’s edge, drying themselves while basking in the late afternoon sun. — detail Foour girls stand on the water’s edge, drying themselves while basking in the late afternoon sun. — shown hanging
Foour girls stand on the water’s edge, drying themselves while basking in the late afternoon sun.
Foour girls stand on the water’s edge, drying themselves while basking in the late afternoon sun.
Foour girls stand on the water’s edge, drying themselves while basking in the late afternoon sun.
Foour girls stand on the water’s edge, drying themselves while basking in the late afternoon sun. — artist's signature
Foour girls stand on the water’s edge, drying themselves while basking in the late afternoon sun. — edge view
Foour girls stand on the water’s edge, drying themselves while basking in the late afternoon sun. — detail
Foour girls stand on the water’s edge, drying themselves while basking in the late afternoon sun. — shown hanging
Drawing by Sheree Gai Glasson 1 Artwork Sold

Rusty and Co

Drawing, Paper (Requires Framing)

26cm (W) x 18cm (H) x 0.1cm (D)

Signed Certificate of Authenticity

(Requires Framing)

A$260

Arrives 22–24 Sep

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Artwork Description

Sunday afternoon, Manly pier, December 2023.

The skin on the people glows like peaches, downy and warm. Four girls prance by the water’s edge, hugging themselves dry inside fluffy towels, like cosy and contented chicks. One then stretches her arms out like a cormorant, revealing the name ‘Rusty’.

Perfection. A fleeting but golden moment with Rusty and Co:

The happy Sunday humans by the pier.

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Artist Bio
Photo of Sheree Gai Glasson
Sheree Gai Glasson 35 artworks | 1 Sold

BEYOND THE SEE

I paint images that sit somewhere between realism and dreams. I’m influenced by memory, mythology and the magical realist tradition.

Early in my career, I worked as a newspaper photographer and journalist. I inherited from that experience a tendency to crop in hard and look for strong, immediate compositions.

Long periods of travel and immersion in other cultures, particularly in Latin America, opened up for me different ways of experiencing and understanding reality.

The work of Henri Rousseau and Frida Kahlo is among my influences. What draws me to their work is a way of seeing and feeling beyond the surface — allowing imagination, feeling, symbolism and sensuality to coexist with the observed world.

Follow me on Instagram @ShereeGlasson, where I post regular updates on my work.

Commissions
Sheree Gai's studio is in Cammeraygal Country (Sydney Harbour)