Victor Majzner 'Noon' architecture

Victor Majzner 'Noon' architectureFlowers are with us in the best and worst of times. They commemorate a milestone, console a loss, betray the changing of seasons and wilt, a harbinger of disease. In his series of flowers, acclaimed Jewish Australian artist Victor Majzner considers this brevity of symbolism. He reflects that Flowers play a significant part in every human rite of passage. In Noon, a buttery European flower hangs above the Australian landscape; a disembodied hand and

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titled and numbered in pencil in margin below image: A/P Wet Noon V

he draws his then wife and muse

an aesthetic that reflects Blackman’s enduring sensitivity to childhood interiority and psychological states

Rick AMOR (1948 - )

it evolves into a watercolour

which acts as an installation before being photographed

The Muse drawings were sketched during the Blackman familys time spent living in Paris - a time of great creative development for Charles

'The Start of Spring' 2020

Louise Tomlinson evokes a haunted landscape

He served three terms as President of the Australian Watercolour Institute

which derives from the ‘The Philosophy of Objects’ series