Australian artist Camille Hannah will present her new solo exhibition AVA at HOFA Gallery in Los Angeles later this month.
The artist uses oil on plexiglass as a medium, making a bold statement with vividly fluid brush strokes.
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In her latest collection, Hannah ingeniously employs metallic bronze and prismatic iridescent glazes, some of which can only be seen and activated by the viewer as they move around a work of art. This makes it is impossible to see the whole of a painting from a static position. AVA is thus designed to be experientially dynamic as different perspectives and positions will reveal new details and perhaps, conceal others in a painting. Through her works, Camille interrogates the ubiquitous aesthetic of contemporary mediated visuality whist affirming its ability to express the visceral, intuitive energy that epitomizes her style of art. – from the artist
Camille’s works are sought after by luxury interior designers and architects because of their sensual contemporary aesthetics and creative use of dimensionality. Her vividly fluid brush strokes make a bold statement, bringing energy and vibrance wherever her works are displayed. Camille has also been known to use convex Perspex, (delete-a form of acrylic, to screen or dome her art) which gives her works the ability to add structure and new depth to any space. – from the artist
Camille’s first solo show in US, opens at HOFA Gallery (The House of Fine Art) on Thursday 23rd May and will be on see until Wednesday 12th June, 2019.
