STEVE
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2. Steve FreestoneThe Eye of the Citadel Kalbarri oil on canvas 91x121cm.JPG

My landscapes are primarily driven by a strong spiritual connection and emotional relationship with our land


4. Steve Freestone Buccaneer Archipeligo 1 The Kimberley oil on canvas 105x76cm.jpg

ABOUT STEVE:

‘Resulting from a seamless convergence of poetic vision and technical mastery, the transporting landscape works of Steve Freestone draw viewers into the mythology of some of Australia’s most prehistoric and enigmatic regions, where order and harmony stand opposed to chaos and discord, where poetry wrestles with concept, form withes in folds of space, while contrasting yet complementary hues produce a frisson of vibrating energy across the field of view. Freestone’s complex and many layered creative process is informed by a life devoted to the arts. His current works, which smoothly combine figurative composition and planes of abstraction, are influenced in part by abstract expressionist painters Hans Hofmann and Richard Diebenkorn, both masters of colour. Freestone’s thoughtful labours in the realm of colour achieve their vindication when the initial emotion evoked by the landscape re-emerges through the painting, enabling reconnection with truths revealed while engaging with a place. Driven by a strong spiritual connection to Australia’s deserts, rivers and gorges, Freestone’s artistic journey unfolds on canvass towards an ever deeper and more meaningful relationship with the land.’
Dr Ewen Jarvis, Curator Yering Station Art Gallery.

‘Freestone is a renowned Australian outback artist’
Mark Boyle, Director, Mirage Gallery, Perth, WA

Medium: Painter
Tags:
Kimberley, Western Australia, Northern Territory, painting, oil on canvas


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Landscape Exhibition 25 August - 18 September 2022