Philippe Le Miere 'Dense and green' photography

Philippe Le Miere 'Dense and green' photographyPhilippe Le Mieres digitally rendered landscapes were born as free form sketches, drawn on the computer. They then grew into 3D computer generated models, virtual worlds Le Miere could roam, finding the perspective which would form his work of art. Dense and Green is not a real place coordinates you can swivel but cant locate. It may be informed by the surroundings of Mornington Peninsula where the artist grew up, as well as the history of landscape

much of the artist’s work deals with theological themes

inscribed with dedication to Dr Hoff verso

Since Dattilo-Rubbo did not produce many paintings - no doubt because he was so busy teaching and donated 125 of his paintings to the Manly Art Gallery

What is nostalgia amputated from experience

Olsen's work is celebrated and collected by all major Australian institutions

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Condition: excellent

Inspired by Taoism

why can’t it be both

In ‘Unknown Portrait’ Shaike Snir evokes this nexus of mystery

they speak to an artist who cares deeply for the world

She was a columnist