TOAF Melbourne Q + A: Rachel Rovay

Rachel Rovay, Tabletop Garden III. Acrylic paint and resin on shaped panel board, 58 x 42cm.

RACHEL ROVAY’S KALEIDOSCOPIC FIGURES ARE AN ATTEMPT TO CAPTURE AND RETAIN THE BEAUTY THAT IS GRADUALLY DISAPPEARING FROM OUR URBAN ENVIRONMENTS.

TOAF Melbourne Q + A: Jennifer Webb

Jennifer Webb, Docklands. Acrylic on linen, 91.5 x 183cm.

OCEANS, FIGURES AND CITY SKYLINES ARE TRANSFORMED INTO DUSKY, ETHEREAL LANDSCAPES BY ARTIST JENNIFER WEBB, WHOSE SKILL IS NOT LIMITED TO ANY ONE MEDIUM.

TOAF Melbourne Q + A: Dawn Lim

Dawn Lim, Sequences, Mixed media, 101 x 101cm.

TAKING CONCEPTUAL INSPIRATION FROM THE MANIFESTO OF ANDRE BRETON, THE ABSTRACT COMPOSITIONS OF DAWN LIM PROJECT THE SUBCONSCIOUS ONTO THE CANVAS.

TOAF Melbourne Q+A: Anita Jokovich

Anita Jokovich, Grassy Knoll. Acrylic on canvas, 41 x 41cm.

THE MOODY, ABSTRACTED PAINTINGS OF ANITA JOKOVICH EVOKE THE TRANSIENCE OF THE OCEAN THROUGH LAYERED PALETTES OF INTENSE BLUES AND SKY PINKS.