Andy Potts
2009
“My versatile style is a contemporary fusion of traditional and new techniques mixing handcrafted elements with digital collage and lots of colour. I love what I do and I hope that comes through in the work.” – Andy Potts
Elizabeth Neel, who lives and works in Brooklyn, creates violent, gestural canvases that border on abstraction but are in actuality deeply rooted in the facts of the physical world.
Outstanding Work by Ryan Browning.
Although the imagery of her work is based in the reality of the everyday, through the use of allegory, she seeks to convey a sense of the extraordinary and the inherent meaning to be found in the commonplace.
Danielle O’Brien is a Brisbane based painter and sculptor
Sugimoto has a keen understanding of the nuances of silver-print making and its potential for tonal richness in his seemingly infinite palette of blacks, whites, and grays.
Belgian artist Jean-Luc Moerman creates layered images which feature his signature black line drawing style mixed with a collage of various media and highlighted by infrequent splashes of vibrant color.
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