Mark Stewart 'JQ 794 - Flight into Brisbane' abstract art

Mark Stewart 'JQ 794 - Flight into Brisbane' abstract artLooking from the sky, Mark Stewart captures a composite view of Australian fields creating a grid that intersects and clashes with the organic, curved shapes found within the natural landscape. The visible divisions between the collaged squares convey the ongoing tension between the untamed environment and organised human structures. Since his graduation from the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) in the 1990s, Stewart has been investigating how the

dated and dedicated on verso

They developed the NPG pigment process and ‘kilometre photography’ (long rolls of photo paper as opposed to individual sheets)

laiden with a European sensibility

he was diaristic and instinctual – capturing friends

Image Size: 14 x 10 cm

this work encapsulates the qualities that define Blackman’s enduring cultural value: narrative depth

Image Size: 75 x 50 cm

poetry can be a way to experiment with boundaries

'Happy Birthday to Me'

Allan Gamble was an architect

of her own invention

Dimensions: 76 x 57 cm