Christopher Rimmer 'Stuart, New South Wales' sculpture

Christopher Rimmer 'Stuart, New South Wales' sculptureIn his series, Remnant, photographer Christopher Rimmer descends into the Australian outback. Set against the backdrop of covid, the resulting photographs are portraits of isolation, the Australian sublime and spent dreams abandoned service stations, unfinished railways lines and rusted debris. In Stuart, New South Wales, Rimmer finds unexpected beauty in the remnants of an abandoned gold mine. A ghost of exhausted ambition, all that remains is

graffiti and the cultural and personal masks we don everyday

Considered the heir of the Heidelberg school

reflective of age and material

Image Size: 22 x 11 cm

A captivating addition to any space

accession number: 20172G37

Mixograph (relief engraving print) on paper

minor spot in right margin

renowned for its exclusive brands and opulent luxury

while his importance to the Australian cultural landscape has been recognised by representative holding of his works in all national and state galleries

'The Artist's Lunch' unites Charles's artistic intuition with Auguste's playfulness

and Eveline Syme