Photos curtesy of my mate Kaspar Schmidt Mumm.
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Love Begins
taylor price
Not today Justin
EXPECTATIONS
Cosimo Galluzzi
RMH
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pixel skylines

Game Changer & Make Some Noise

oozey mess
KIROKAZE
Keni
YOU ARE THE REASON
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Monterey Bay Aquarium

shark vs the universe

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Photos curtesy of my mate Kaspar Schmidt Mumm.
Jungle’s newest feature on You Tube.
Jungle Phillips self-portrait 2017 acrylic on canvas 182.8 x 121.9 cm Photograph by Carl Warner, Courtesy University of Queensland Art Museum
And here is the finished work! I was really chuffed to see that it had its own wall right by the entrance to the NSPP exhibition in the UQ Art Museum gallery.
In January I went to Brisbane to see the worked I entered into the University of Queensland Art Museum’s National Self-Portrait Prize.
You never know quite what to expect on Evenings from 7-10pm
Jungle and Fran’s interview with Peter Goers on ABC Local Radio. Listen from 31m to 42m:30s for the full interview.
Following Jungle and Fran’s interview with Peter Goers on ABC Local Radio on 31 July 2017.
Views of Jungle and Frantastic Fran’s Garden of Hope - Plympton Park, SA, 2017
About Frantastic Fran
Frantastic Fran's work captures a sense of creative energy. Working in diverse mediums, including pencil, acrylic, pastel, oil and spray paint Fran's instinctive and inventive style draws influence from a range of sources. Using 2D and 3D surfaces Fran plays with colour to create and inspire.
About Jungle Phillips
About Jungle Phillips: Described as a ‘painter for the people’, Jungle’s prolific painting practice and his need to express his inner and outer experiences leads him to paint on a fascinating variety of surfaces from timber off-cuts, discarded doors and old kitchen trays, through to more traditional canvases and timber panels.
A selection of my more recent work, both from recent exhibitions and from my home studio.
I love art. I always wanted to be an artist. I started drawing in 1978. Then I came down to Adelaide. I started to draw at night time after work and a nurse started to buy my drawings. I did a little painting. A friend of mine that I was working with gave me some art books and I started painting, but I did a lot of drawing. I’ve been painting since 1992. My message is hope, love trust. People have to have hope.
Jungle Phillips
A return to Black and White
I am reinventing my style, working to black and whites to paint highly detailed works.
I am returning to a style that I began with. By working with Black and White I am able to explore the world of grey that sits between".