Jodi Heffernan 'Untitled (Grasses)' mexican artists

Jodi Heffernan 'Untitled (Grasses)' mexican artistsJodi Heffernans work is environmentally focused. She looks into the Australian landscape, especially its coastal edges, to map patterns in the undergrowth. In this process the land we see everyday turns rare and mysterious. Untitled (Grasses) exemplifies this. The silhouette of grasses ripple up the page, a shadow growing from the bright white beneath. Heffernan has used rice paper, imbuing the work with an enigmatic fragility. Grass becomes skin.

'Fable I' 1977

'Judean Hills' 1989

'Blew Over' 1988

This collector is a shellfish

King is represented nationally at the National Gallery of Australia

'Death of Burke' (c

whose didactic approach strictly advocated for Naturalism

His work celebrates the divinity within nature

Blackman’s work speaks to us all

why can’t it be both

Blackman s work reminds us to cherish the joy in our lives

‘So Many Children is visually engrossing