Brian Connolly
Brian Connolly is a mural and street artist and his bold colours and stunning muses evoke a strong emotional reaction from his audience. His muses evokes an intenseness and mesmerising quality yet a softness and vulnerability. The delicate flowers and layered botanicals that appear in his work are a metaphor for the vulnerability and inevitable peril our mother earth is currently in. Brian cleverly conveys a bridge between the human face and the natural world to protect mother earth.
Luke Elphick
Luke Elphick’s style is defined by the creation of fine art inspired by imagery from popular culture including cultural objects, film and television, comic books, social media and mass advertising. Luke cleverly blends his love of cultural images, products and ideas embraced by the mass media with an original, eclectic and humorous take on simple concepts. In this exhibition Luke uses inanimate objects and personifies them through a surrealistic lens and immerses us in the world of pop art culture.
Silly Sully's
Sill Sullys is a master at bringing the world of street art and murals to the canvas. He draws on his immense talent and creativity to bridge the imaginary world with the physical presence of street art. His mastery with colour, shading and distinctive yet intense muses (who are mostly animals) are impactful and in every sense of the word.
Brian Connolly
Luke Elphick
Silly Sully's
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ARTIST OF THE WEEK
Lucy Simms's art has grown and changed throughout her life, yet a constant has remained, that is all her pieces are inspired by things that she loves. You will tend to see these recurring themes through her pieces; the ocean, athletes, coffee, pop stars and animals. Her works typically evolve from photographs taken by herself or others, each growing into its own form; an experimentation striving for the perfect combination of colour, pop and scale.
