Belinda Fox 'Imbutsu - Travel Story II' drawing

Belinda Fox 'Imbutsu - Travel Story II' drawingImbutsu Travel Story II is a visual sanctuary of memory and mindfulness, inviting the viewer to pause and find stillness. Continuing a saga of exploration and reflection, the work echoes the unexpected warmth of the unknown and ancient spiritual iconography. A Buddha like figure emerges from a mountainous terrain of earthy ochres and delicate plate markings. The swirling rings are symbolic of an endless cycle, perhaps suggesting that the most profound

Glattauer presents nettles against a rich backdrop – delicate and luminous

and Castlemaine Regional Art Gallery among other national institutions

Dimensions: 50 x 34 cm

They are objects of transfixion to us all – windows to the soul

his mastery over composition is clear

was created by Victorian artist Kim Barter

campaigner and co-founder of the Manly Art Gallery & Museum

Each impression in this edition of 50 is printed entirely by hand on delicate Japanese Washi paper

often depicted in the form of a menorah

gleaned from overhead conversations

this superb limited edition offers a rare opportunity to acquire a work connected to one of Australia’s most celebrated and uncompromising artistic voices

This figure study is a distinguished example of her oeuvre