SPOTLIGHT ON NEGATIVE SPACE: Artworks that use and create space with aplomb
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Today’s Spotlight brings you a selection of incredible artworks that use negative space to influence composition to create striking powerful images. The use of ‘empty’ space in artwork has a long tradition in modern art. It can be cleverly used to highlight the focal point of an image, effect harmony, contrast, depth and to create artistic tension. Controlled use of space and a tempered hand can make objects float, landscapes vast and draw us into a sense of unity or permanence. The use of space guides the eye and when used well can direct a viewer’s emotional response to an artwork.
Today’s selection brings you highly balanced, pared back artworks that float amongst the drama and tension of the space around them. They use stillness and shape to create perspective, alter the luminesce of colour or influence mood and perception. We invite you to view our curated selection of artworks from our stockroom and are offering 10% discount on multiple purchases on toady’s Spotlight until September 30, 2023.
Today’s selection brings you highly balanced, pared back artworks that float amongst the drama and tension of the space around them. They use stillness and shape to create perspective, alter the luminesce of colour or influence mood and perception. We invite you to view our curated selection of artworks from our stockroom and are offering 10% discount on multiple purchases on toady’s Spotlight until September 30, 2023.
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Stephen EastaughBridge and Black Holes (Norway)acrylic, thread, linen140 x 130 cm -
Nyarapayi GilesWarmurrungu, 2018acrylic on canvas76 x 101 cm -
Don Nakidilinj NamundjaKulabbarl (Billabong), 2021ochre and acrylic on arches paper57 x 77 cm -
Mabel JuliGlingennayn, 2014pigment on canvas80 x 60 cm
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Joe GuymalaNamarnkol (Barramundi)ochre and acrylic on arches paper150.2 x 51 cm -
Lawrence PenningtonPukara, 2022Acrylic on linen137 x 90 cm -
Lawrence PenningtonPukara, 2022Acrylic on linen137 x 90 cm -
Nyarapayi GilesWarmurrungu, 2017acrylic on canvas91.5 x 56 cm
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Lindsay MalayBulgundi, 2019natural ochre and pigment on canvas120 x 70 cm -
Madeline Curley UnurupaSeven Sisters, 2023acrylic on linen152 x 200 cm -
Graham BadariDjidjnguk Fishing Spirit, 2021acrylic on arches paper41 x 61 cm -
Samuel MillerNgayuku Ngura, 2022acrylic on canvas91 x 91 cm
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Roma ButlerMinyma Kutjarra at Docker River, 2023acrylic on canvas76 x 101.6 cm -
Nola Yurnangurnu CampbellYunpalara, 2021acrylic and oil stick on linen76 x 101.6 cm -
Betty CampbellMinymaku Tjukurpa (Women's Story), 2023Synthetic polymer paint on linen150 x 150 cm -
Djirrirra WunungmurraYukuwa, 2021natural pigment on bark100 x 34 cm
