Luke Sciberras 'Picked Clean' painting

Luke Sciberras 'Picked Clean' paintingLuke Sciberrass work is steered by the belief artists do not go out into the landscape, but into it. He is inspired by environmentalists, First Nations concepts of place and his own memories creating striking impressions of the landscape that linger long after first encountering them. In this elegant etching, his sense of place is clear. Like sketching someones character, Sciberras carves out the lands texture. Despite the monochromatic palette, there

‘Wanjina and Luddy’ teems with the spontaneity and nostalgia

an Irish immigrant who led a fleet of drovers as they brought their cattle on hoof from the tropical north

Tim JONES (1962 - )

Makin creates “portraits” of the landscape – carving out their complexity

ask yourself

George BALDESSIN (1939 - 1978)

‘Untitled (Abstract)’ is a wondrous find

his work examines “the things we look through when we think we should be looking somewhere else

Despite its simplicity

Closely related to his paintings of the period

'Apparition II' 1986

Glittering in the light