This is Not a Film Premiere

This is Not a Film Premiere is a group show in two separate Sydney spaces. Come along to the opening to see a ton of great artworks. I'm curating this one too along with Sydney artist Heidi Bi.

Underwatery Love Open

Thanks to everyone who came along, it always makes a show when you have a load of folks there who want to drink with you. Thanks to Huff for his unreasonable request at New York Pizza which ended up scoring a whole pie (RRP $38).



At Gallery 285 I have installed a work called Death Perspective.


This installation is made up of drawings which are aimed to immerse the viewer at the scene of Death. In the context of Gallery 285's show "Underwatery Love" I used the theme to explore the nature of attraction - the kind of attraction between predator and prey.



Blue and Red Cellophane were used above an overhanging web to colour the downlights as well as to dispurse the lights' reflections similarly to the oceans surface. A sound track was also installed:




The work will be up for about a month and opening hours are from 2-6 weekdays and 12-6 weekends. Enjoy the show!






photos courtesy of Sonya Gee

Underwatery Love

This is the latest show I'll be in come Tuesday 14th of October. Please all come to the opening, I've had a preview of the works and they are stella! My works will be brand new.

The exhibition will continue into November.

Cafe Giulia Continued

This amazing new work is now at Cafe Giulia. Ask staff for 3D glasses.



I got a great review of my show on a cooking blog! go check it out at http://theunbearablelightnessofbeinghungry.blogspot.com/

Show at Cafe Giulia

The Hustler
Ask Staff for 3D Glasses

Luke With Skull Shadow

Self Portrait, 2007

Operation


Falling Back



Cafe Giulia. Cnr Abercrombie and Meagher St.

Show Opened at Cafe Giulia

Awesome show. No Flyer, no prices, but I just put titles in. So far I've included The Hustler, Operation, Luke with Skull Shadow, Falling Back, and two Self Portraits.

When Viewing The Hustler ask a staff member for 3-D Glasses.

This work is not in the Cafe Giulia show but I just thought I'd put it out there