Mirka Mora 'Girl and Love Chair' romantic

Mirka Mora 'Girl and Love Chair' romanticThe visual world of Mirka Mora, matriarch of the Melbourne art scene, was fantastical. Creatures human, animal and hybrid dance throughout, inspired by Eastern European fairy tales, angels and ancient mythology, as well as Moras own fecund imagination. Moras art was an act of resilience. Her family narrowly escaped the Holocaust, with Mora spending her adolescence hiding between French villages and forests evading capture. Her work is set in this

smudging objective and subjective truths

Gumbirri Garginingi testifies to an artist whose artistic vision was only matched by his activism

London’s Victoria and Albert Museum and British Museum

behind which sits a vase of flowers

Taking inspiration from the masters of art history

Many of these have found their way in to luxury hotels

Archival Pigment Print on Paper

'Celestial light'

notably the Art Gallery of New South Wales

this kind eyed portrait was made with love

reminisce on former days with ‘Remembrance II’

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