Plainly art.

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Method of Loci

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Visual Artist: Loribelle Spirovski

Loribelle Spirovski is a 26-years-old artist currently based in Sydney. Born in Manila to a Filipino mother and Serbian father, Spirovski came to Australia at age eight. Since graduating from the College of Fine Arts in Sydney in 2012, her work has focussed primarily on portraiture.                                               She has been a finalist in many prestigious art awards such as the Portia Geach Memorial Prize and has been the “one to watch” since her entry in the Archibald Prize in 2016.

In my practice, I have found that portraiture enables me to reflect through the sitter, who becomes a conduit for both their own anxieties, as well as mine. My practice is an attempt to externalize internal conflict, contrasting movement and stillness to create an unsettling effect, evoking a surreal and dreamlike quality.

Her instagram.com/loribellespirovski/ and facebook.com/Loribellespirovskiartist

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