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Julee Latimer
Australia
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Artist highlights
- International Exposure
- Prizewinner
- Covered by the Press
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 35.4x35.4in
About this artwork
This work is now part of the public collection in Hotel Conrad Orchard in Singapore.
A variety of greys sit alongside white and palest blue interspersed by glimmers of silver in this mixed media work that layers stripes of wallpaper with a variety of different paintings.
This intricate, striped artwork combines a variety of different, original paintings that have been dried and removed from any backing before being cut and layered over the canvas.…
Wolf Moon is the name given to the first full moon in January. This idea of a cold, bleak winter was the starting point for the colour palette in this work.
.This work is fitted with D rings and wire for immediate hanging. On the back, you will find my signature, initials, title, and year. It is registered on the NRAA (National Registry for Australian artists). The work comes with details of the registration and a Certificate of Authenticity.
A variety of greys sit alongside white and palest blue interspersed by glimmers of silver in this mixed media work that layers stripes of wallpaper with a variety of different paintings.
This intricate, striped artwork combines a variety of different, original paintings that have been dried and removed from any backing before being cut and layered over the canvas.…
Wolf Moon is the name given to the first full moon in January. This idea of a cold, bleak winter was the starting point for the colour palette in this work.
.This work is fitted with D rings and wire for immediate hanging. On the back, you will find my signature, initials, title, and year. It is registered on the NRAA (National Registry for Australian artists). The work comes with details of the registration and a Certificate of Authenticity.
Julee Latimer
Australia
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Prizewinner
- Covered by the Press
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« When the paint is dry, my work is just beginning ... »
Beyond the Expected
I create structural walI-based works that transform the picture plane into tactile, spatial forms. Neither painting nor sculpture alone, they respond to changing light, revealing shifting rhythms that enrich the experience of a space
Julee Latimer is a UK-born artist based in Melbourne. She earned a Bachelor of Fine Art in Sculpture and Painting from Curtin University (Perth, 2019).
Her work is held in private and permanent collections internationally, including Hotel Capella (Sydney), Hotel Conrad Orchard (Singapore), and the Shirley Ryan Ability Lab (Chicago, USA).
She has also been recognised as a finalist in several prestigious Australian art prizes.
Through an investigative approach, her practice contributes to ongoing discourse around material transformation and the evolving boundaries of contemporary art.
I create structural walI-based works that transform the picture plane into tactile, spatial forms. Neither painting nor sculpture alone, they respond to changing light, revealing shifting rhythms that enrich the experience of a space
Julee Latimer is a UK-born artist based in Melbourne. She earned a Bachelor of Fine Art in Sculpture and Painting from Curtin University (Perth, 2019).
Her work is held in private and permanent collections internationally, including Hotel Capella (Sydney), Hotel Conrad Orchard (Singapore), and the Shirley Ryan Ability Lab (Chicago, USA).
She has also been recognised as a finalist in several prestigious Australian art prizes.
Through an investigative approach, her practice contributes to ongoing discourse around material transformation and the evolving boundaries of contemporary art.
