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Mason Kimber | Oltre La Vista, Sydney
Mason Kimber | Oltre La Vista, Sydney
Atrium, 2015, oil on canvas, 56 x 46 cm
Frame/Villa, 2015, oil on canvas, 56 x 46 cm
There’s a sense of harmony in Mason Kimber’s paintings that I’m drawn to. The colours, composition, and semi-transparent layers together create a gentle mood. I like it.
Surface/Figure, 2015, oil on canvas, 56 x 46 cm
A combination of the purely abstract – shapes and colours, and real life objects –…
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Olivia and Amanda's
Olivia and Amanda’s
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Collage Again
I was anti-collage for a long time, thinking of crappy things I made in primary school. That changed over the last year or so though, which had a lot to do with learning about collage in film and literature, and learning about where it all began. Now I love it. So I started playing, it’s like a game watching pieces come together, and finding unexpected ways they fit. It’s especially good when…
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Homes
Hyde Park
After following the sun for hours, this was the last of it, one July day
in Hyde Park
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From Space
I love cutting and pasting. It turns out folding and photographing in between is also pretty great.
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Looking into a paper scene
Looking into a paper scene
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Pop up
Still playing around with collage and having a lot of fun photographing it. You get so many different images from one.
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Burton street. By Tess Ritchie
My bedroom. By Tess Ritchie
Loaded emptiness | Painting by John Register
These paintings of John Register’s begin with calm for me, then they move to intrigue. The desolate scenes devoid of people say so much in their emptiness of people been and gone and coming, and I wonder what those stories are and who they belong to.
The lone chair does not so much as look empty, but rather on the cusp of being occupied – or recently abandoned.
Register himself says the…
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Reflecting Reflections
When I was a kid, I used to stare at the window in my upstairs bedroom at night. I loved looking at the reflected image of our bedroom backwards and wished it was like that; for some reason it seemed that our room would be much cooler that way around.
I am still drawn to reflections, the surface prettiness of colours and pictures where they shouldn’t be and that they are at once so…
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Pop-tastic Collages | Images and Film by Mat Maitland
Pop-tastic Collages | Images and Film by Mat Maitland
I love collage – which you probably know if you’ve followed The Stoop a little. And when it’s moving and totally fantastical like these ones, it especially gets me. I’ve just (maybe a bit late in the game) discovered Mat Maitland‘s work.
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Colour King | Painting by František Kupka
Colour King | Painting by František Kupka
František Kupka was a Czech painter and graphic artist who truly knew colour and shape. I first saw his work at Prague’s Museum Kampa, and was immediately taken by it. I think being among such an epic collection – of over 200 pieces, including lots of his colour studies and drawings – made me really appreciate what he did. (On a side note, Museum Kampa is amazing. It has an incredible…
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