Digital Landscapes is a series of abstract works. Prints play with colour, texture and repetition to create interpretive vignettes and glimpses of different ‘landscapes’.

By altering orientation, colour and composition, the artist uses and reuses the same plates to create entirely new forms. Digital Landscapes combines elements of various printmaking techniques. These methods bring distinct characteristics to the final works; grainy texture/s and imperfections juxtaposed against clean lines and shapes. In interpreting each work, consideration should be given to the interplay between shape/s, composition and, perhaps most importantly, colour. In this manner, audiences become the lens through which new landscapes emerge. For further information regarding the exhibition, and to view works for purchase, visit Red Gallery.

Opening night: 3 May, 6:00pm - 8:00pm