Steve Rosendale 'Hong Kong' mixed media

Steve Rosendale 'Hong Kong' mixed mediaSteve Rosendales Hong Kong is an image of the contemporary sublime. The vastness of the mega mall, digital infinity and sprawling mega cities all invoke the over powering, arresting character of the sublime. Here it takes form in Hong Kong, a heaving nexus of lights, cars and people. There is more going on that can be easily synthesized. Rosendales work draws upon the collective memories of popular culture. He sets up enthralling mise en scenes,

Tachisme and Paul Cezanne

Drifted on the Crooked Crosses

where every view may be different but it bears intensely on your inner self

archival pigment print on 310 GSM watercolour paper

sees a girl lying face down on the ground

Arthur RUSSELL (1927 - 2009)

The intricate patterning of the tree trunks and branches within the delicately sepia-toned etching reveals

'Melbourne Diary III' 1988

It is available for click and collection from Fitzroy or Hawthorn

Depicting Hermia Boyd

a selection of which featured in the landmark exhibition

Dimensions: 53 x 39 cm