emily mabee
paint
14 september - 13 october 2007
Emily Mabee has created a series of exquisite small works for display in the gallery.
Most are created from woven paint, a unique method that she has been perfecting since graduating from Edith Cowan University with Honours in 2000.
She stated,
“My work manipulates the plastic qualities of acrylic paint; a flexible, translucent and reflective medium that allows me to explore the tangible reality of paintings as three-dimensional objects. Carved back and free from their ground the tendrils of paint fall, move, reflect light, create shadows and extend paint activity outside its pre-set boarders. My woven acrylic works are created to exist as both crafted objects and paintings to explore links between painting and textiles.”
dash i + ii
- woven acrylic paint on perspex
- 24 x 24cm [x2]
- 2007
- $1,050
jam
- carved acrylic paint on board
- 30 x 30cm
- 2007
- $650
square i + ii
- woven acrylic paint on perspex
- 26 x 26cm [x2]
- 2007
- $1,100
crossed
- carved acrylic paint on board
- 26 x 26cm
- 2007
- $650 sold
shroud i
- woven acrylic paint on perspex
- 25 x 25cm
- 2007
- $550
shroud ii
- woven acrylic paint on perspex
- 25 x 25cm
- 2007
- $550 sold
shroud iii
- woven acrylic paint on perspex
- 25 x 25cm
- 2007
- $550 sold
furrow
- carved acrylic paint on board
- 40 x 20cm
- 2007
- $700 sold
tuck i + ii
- woven acrylic paint on perspex
- 20 x 20cm [x2]
- 2007
- $1,000
fall
- carved acrylic paint on board
- 20 x 60cm
- 2007
- $700 sold
cross i + ii
- woven acrylic paint on perspex
- 26 x 26cm [x2]
- 2007
- $1,100
gather
- carved acrylic paint on board
- 32 x 32cm
- 2007
- $700 sold
diamond i
- woven acrylic paint on perspex
- 23 x 23cm
- 2007
- $500 sold
diamond ii
- woven acrylic paint on perspex
- 23 x 23cm
- 2007
- $500 sold
diamond iii
- woven acrylic paint on perspex
- 23 x 23cm
- 2007
- $500 sold
shift
- carved acrylic paint on board
- 41 x 21cm
- 2007
- $600
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