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Glenn
Brady is a self taught artist whose uniquely brilliant
paintings are sometimes comical, sometimes tragic, but
always a poignant take on the human condition.
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Simone
Eisler’s eclectic
sculptural practice interrogates relationships between Nature
and Culture. Through the juxtaposition of seemingly disparate
but familiar objects and unusual materials she constructs
mystical installations that collectively evoke worlds in
which anything is possible.
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Travis
D. Hendrix - since
returning from 18 months in Asia he has launched into
his art, now heavily influenced by his travels. Travis's
characters are personifications of the abstract, intangible
and inexplicable and his subjects manifest themselves
in their own world complete with a history, purpose and
destiny.
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Jan
Jorgensen is one of Brisbane’s best known and loved painters. Her lush and vibrant works have documented the changing face of the local cityscape and particularly the Paddington area for many years.
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Aaron
Hill - through the skilled application of traditional
drawing and printmaking techniques, Aaron Hill creates
images which investigate notions of pedigree, lineage
and value. The works are part biographical, part commentary
and part historical.
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Jason
Moad’s paintings aim to distil the assertion
that landscape “goes directly to the heart of our
most powerful yearnings; the craving to find in nature
a consolation for our own mortality.” Their existential
reflection captures the fleeting, ephemeral conjunction
of location and atmosphere.
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Danielle
O’Brien creates intense and ambiguous
portraits of imaginary female subjects. Her work has
been variously described as strangely beautiful,
feminine, eccentric, delicate, bizarre and old-world.
Working mainly in oil and watercolour paintings and
miniature relief sculptures, Danielle’s work
is often a blend of the sublime and the absurd.
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Zoe
Porter uses a variety of approaches
and materials to explore how the physical body can allude
to the subconscious.
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Chris Worfold -
is a Brisbane based artist, artworker and educator with an extensive local exhibition history. He is a graduate from the Queensland College of Art and the Queensland University of Technology in Visual Arts and Education, currently teaches part-time, and has an escalating arts practice which is extending internationally and into publications.
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