Michael Peck 'A Notion of Sanctuary #12' iconic art

Michael Peck 'A Notion of Sanctuary #12' iconic artAustralian contemporary artist Michael Pecks visual world is bracingly intimate. He places figures, landscapes and still lifes in total stillness, conjuring a sense of mystery, remoteness and unease that speaks to the conditions of a postmodern world. Beneath mass media, the individual grows atomised and detached from their culture a lone subject in a wintery landscape. This work is an original watercolour. It depicts the outline of a floral, rendered

of guinea pig teeth piercing the skin

identity and gender politics

it meets demise

and Alice’s upside-down face in the final segment

Image Size: 46 x 68 cm

Signed: Signed lower right Le Miere

he set about reimagining his childhood suburb of St Kilda through the eyes of the avant-garde

a selection of which featured in the landmark exhibition

traditional designs

depicting a figure snuggling beside his footy replays

Pasquale GIARDINO (1961 - )

Image Size: 80 x 120 cm