Artworking; January 2018

January 31, 2018 artworkerRosie

GERHARD RICHTER
THE LIFE OF IMAGES

Qld Art Gallery of Contemporary Art

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Source photo for "Betty". A life changing image, if you're me.

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Past Projects

Pre-2018 Projects

Artworking: February 2017 studio

about a year ago

Studio work work work process

INSCAPES Media release

about a year ago

The exhibition title refers to the works themselves, which are an interpretation of Perl’s inner landscape; a private space inhabited by her thoughts, dreams, memories and emotions. As a series, the works explore universal themes such as loss, grief, faith, nostalgia and beauty.

Very large landscape, #1

about 2 years ago

1830 x 901mm. Loved working at this scale after all the teeny pieces I've been making for so long. With them my thinking has been that its an already crowded world and theres a helluva lot of art out there, it doesn't need more taking up valuable space

Unmasking: memory and transience

about 2 years ago

New work. "The body mask; a sculpturally elegant, totemic, vessel-like form. Speaking of the masks that define and protect us. Viewers engage with the work, creating meaning, through their own associations and memories." True or false? You be the judge...

New year new work body mask for Susan

about 2 years ago

I made this piece for my friend Susan, who is currently undergoing a second round of chemotherapy, following surgery for breast cancer. I'd say there wouldn't be a woman alive who didn't feel a quick, sharp hurt to the heart on reading that last sentence. I know I do. Take what you want, but leave my boobs.