Austin Honour explores the eclectic range of influences and techniques that shape his artwork. Honour confronts contemporary issues like fake news and image manipulation while offering room for viewer interpretation, aided by titles that hint at his mindset. Elements like scale and the use of black and white serve to question the importance and authenticity of the subjects he portrays.
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Influenced by Quodlibet painting, Alastair Gordon’s recent focus shifts from hyper-realistic portrayals of historical objects to a looser, more expressive interpretation of landscapes. By embracing both controlled and improvised techniques, his works encapsulate complex emotions, explore themes of grief and loss, and capture transient yet significant moments in life.
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Channatip Chanvipava, originally from Thailand with Chinese heritage, uses his art to navigate his bicultural upbringing and the emotional landscape of his memories. The abstraction in his work invites viewers to connect on a personal level, while the varying scales and formats of his pieces serve as reminders of different dimensions of life.
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Edmond Caputo combines sculptural elements and painting to explore themes of loss, memory, and nature, inspired by the passing of his father and childhood walks they shared. The work invites viewers to contemplate the intertwined narratives of personal grief, cultural heritage, and the universal human connection to the natural world.
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Anna Blom discusses her unique painting style, which she describes as “observational portraits of emotions.” Blom blends her Swedish roots and various mediums, like raw pigments and situational debris, to capture the essence of emotions and human coexistence.
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Alexander Ardisson discusses the intricate world of his creative process, which he describes as akin to journalling. Ardisson discusses how switching between different forms of expression keeps his creativity flowing, and how his tactile jumpers serve both as a personal pursuit and as a nod to his Italian roots and English upbringing.
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In my recent discussion with Sydney-born artist Karla Milne-West, we dove deep into the intricacies of navigating a career in the art world today.
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“My paintings reflect an ongoing internal debate about relationships, boundaries and identity. My overarching question always seems to come back to the tension between reliance on societal roles and the need for self-expression.”
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Inside the Studio: Marc Prats Marc Prats: a beacon in contemporary art, fusing the digital age’s essence with timeless artistry. Drawing from a rich art history, Prats invites us into a dialogue shaped by technology and society. Childhood games and lifelong tech immersion leave their mark on his canvas, merging personal photos with found images
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In our intimate conversation with artist Sichen Grace Chen, we were drawn into a world where vivid colors, nature, and self-discovery coalesce in a mesmerizing tapestry. Through her introspective painting process, Sichen explores the past and the present, turning personal objects into universal symbols and weaving the threads of time, growth, and womanhood into a surreal yet relatable narrative.
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