Sam Suttie 'Teacups adrift' expressionism

Sam Suttie 'Teacups adrift' expressionismSam Suttie is a contemporary, Queensland based artist who is best known for her paintings that explore the intersection of nature and still life, often incorporating domestic interior spaces, everyday objects, and imagery of native birdlife. In her works, Suttie constructs scenes that seem to exist between reality and imagination, creating compositions that are symbolically layered and imbued with a dreamlike atmosphere. In her painting Teacups

Part painting

It recalls Pablo Picasso

'Untitled (Peeking Through)' 1986

This multi-plate etching by preeminent printmaker Michael Wedd is soothing to the eye

The copper plate is signed and editioned directly into the surface

It will make your space soar

In the rare and highly collectable ‘A cat’s tale’

erode and transform

Framed Dimensions: 50 x 56 x 2 cm

Another monoprint by Brown from the same period is in the collection of the Queensland Art Gallery (QAGOMA)

Seeking connection

Lotz infuses this scene with a palpable sense of movement and dramatic energy