” My paintings and sculptures suggest otherness by representing liminal states of animation – or inanimation, between reality and fantasy. The transcendent themes reminisce of those of sacred images, which today are incorporated inconspicuously in the way we depict ourselves, but devoid of the original meaning.” – Lya Nagado
Check out the ultra talented Rowan dg Corkill. Shown here is a series titled ‘Portrait of a Species’.
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Roberta Coni was born in Rome (Italy) in 1976, where she lives and works. She uses oil paint, sometimes mixed with other media. While you can easily point the Italian or even European heritage, whether in the choice of her subjects or by the way she masters chiaroscuro in her paintings, her work definitely has a unique and very personal feeling.
Flora Borsi is a talented photographer and graphic designer based in Budapest, Hungary. You can check out her website for proof of that.
When I first saw these photographs, it looked like oil paintings to me- and frankly that’s what makes them so good. Simon Berg seriously had me fooled.
Stasia Burrington‘s collection of drawings on brown Kraft Stonehenge paper. Done with charcoal, sumi ink, acrylic paint and cut fabric flower collage.
‘Wanangkura Stadium is Port Hedland new multi‐purpose recreational centre designed by Australian practice ARM Architecture. The main building houses a new indoor playing court, a gym, squash courts, club rooms for local football teams and upper level function rooms. Adjacent to the main building are outdoor playing courts for netball and basketball. The project site is located at the Kevin Scott Oval on the fringe of South Hedland’s flood plain.’
Based in Melbourne, Heidi Yardley completed a Bachelor of Fine Art in painting at Monash University in 1995 and an honours in drawing at RMIT in 1999. Three times a finalist in the Brett Whiteley Traveling Art Scholarship, she exhibits regularly in solo and group exhibitions, and her work is held in numerous public and private collections, including the BHP Billiton Collection, Methodist Ladies College Collection and the University of Queensland Art Museum.
