Charles Cooper 'Hillside' reproduction-print

Charles Cooper 'Hillside' reproduction-printCharles Coopers practice is diverse. Among the common threads, is place explored most recently though the road, a source of symbolic and formal possibilities. One way or another, this slice of landscape is shared by all. In Hillside he veers off the beaten track to crouch in the Australian bush. The result is textual and immersive. It courts the line between what is seen and felt, drawing the viewer deep into the undergrowth. Cooper is an accomplished

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Dimensions: 135 x 96 cm

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