by Beaver Galleries | Jul 11, 2018 | 2008
In Helen Geier’s work, the perception and experience of space is a pivotal theme, explored on a number of levels and through a variety of media. Layering materials, patterns and geometry, imagery is built up from a diverse range of visual resources, including...
by Beaver Galleries | Jul 11, 2018 | 2008
Anna Eggert is well known across Australia for her stainless steel figurative sculpture. She has recently approached found materials for the first time, creating works that celebrate the importance of the hand and its integral role in technology. Using hand tools and...
by Beaver Galleries | Jul 11, 2018 | 2008
For over four decades, Robert Boynes has confirmed his place as the artist of the urban environment. Influenced by cinema and film noir imagery in particular, he juxtaposes images of public thoroughfares with other visual fragments to provide us with a narrative of a...
by Beaver Galleries | Jul 11, 2018 | 2008, All
by Beaver Galleries | Jul 11, 2018 | 2008
GW Bot has described her latest body of work as a “dialogue between silences and spaces and the landscape of glyphs”. Gestural marks reminiscent of ancient pictographs or hieroglyphics describe a winding trail from the known landscape toward a psychological hinterland...
by Beaver Galleries | Apr 28, 2018 | 2008, All
Marianne Huhn creates her Limoges porcelain pieces by hand through a long process which commences with throwing the form on the wheel. Once the works are leather hard, she draws, scratches and paints directly onto the surface of each piece. The layers are then worked...
