Adnate Australian, b. 1984
At The End Of Day, 2016
Spraypaint and Acrylic on Linen
160 x 103 cm
Adnate seeks to capture the essence of humanity in his artwork, using portraiture to convey the depth and beauty of the human spirit on walls and in exhibitions. ,At the...
Adnate seeks to capture the essence of humanity in his artwork, using portraiture to convey the depth and beauty of the human spirit on walls and in exhibitions. ,At the core of Adnate's art is a profound belief in the transformative power of art to bring about positive social change. His murals often feature monumental portraits of indigenous individuals shining a spotlight on their culture, heritage, and struggles. He aims to amplify their voices, drawing attention to the significance of land rights and cultural preservation.
This work is unique in his oeuvre. Primarily known as a portrait artist, this piece gives voice to the central themes of his practice: land, place, and the people who inhabit them. When you look into the eyes of an adnate portrait, you see the landscape reflected outward, reaching us. This abstract, expressionist-influenced work carefully balances the line between abstraction and representation, with its Rothko-like composition evoking the spiritual connection between the subject, environment and viewer.
This work is unique in his oeuvre. Primarily known as a portrait artist, this piece gives voice to the central themes of his practice: land, place, and the people who inhabit them. When you look into the eyes of an adnate portrait, you see the landscape reflected outward, reaching us. This abstract, expressionist-influenced work carefully balances the line between abstraction and representation, with its Rothko-like composition evoking the spiritual connection between the subject, environment and viewer.
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