Erica Tandori 'Celestial Light' architecture

Erica Tandori 'Celestial Light' architectureIn the first year of art school, contemporary artist and academic Erica Tandori was diagnosed with macular degeneration. The doctor told her to leave art school, give up, its no use. The moment proved pivotal, but not straightforwardly so: despite the doctors advice and her limited vision, Tandori refused to abandon art. She built a practice intent on articulating the phenomenology of macular degeneration, of seeing the world through eyes deemed

whose captivating portraits are only rivalled by his captivating life

ink and wash on Hahnemühle paper

'The Red Tree'

Blackman and animal imagery

Photographer and subject contemplate each other across a vast and unforgiving landscape

'Sign of Life 3' 2014

Image Size: 16 x 14 cm

Bill BROWN (1945 - )

encourages the viewer to enter a more instinctual

'The Journey' 1998

it evoked forbidden desire

Thomson translates remembered landscapes and fleeting impressions into a dynamic screenprint marked by gesture