Graham Pippard
Artist
Art is life,
Life is an art.
Life is about continually changing perspectives.
Integrating the new with the old.
Challenging what we think and perceive to come to another level of understanding.
Graham utilises new revolutionary techniques in creating his work. His creations can now be exhibited on internal or external walls – in all weather conditions – in the gallery – in the garden – or by the pool.
THE CUBE
ART IN MOTION
The JUST ADD WATER series of prints document the journey from a 2D photo that was transformed into a 3D cube that was then taken & placed in the HD Reality of Perth’s beaches.
This provided a setting for transitioning between the fluidity of water and the solidness of land.
The cube sculpture freezes a moment in time, drawing attention to the preciousness of our environment and the beauty of our coast line.
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SHANGRI-LA REFLECTIONS
These works were influenced by Graham’s time in the ancient city of SHANGRI-LA in CHINA.
He was surrounded with works from Tibetan Culture and Art.
Graham received instruction from a painting master, learning and exploring the philosophy and techniques behind their spiritually based art.
Graham adds another experience to these works by adding theatrical lighting.
The multi changing colours add yet another perspective to the way we observe and relate to our environment and inner self.
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Thought Forms
Playing with form, line, shape, colour, contrast, movement, scale, and the illusion of space, Graham gives us an insight into how he perceives the ‘action’ of thoughts emerging and becoming alive.
These aren’t pictures of things — they’re pictures of becoming: the flicker of an idea taking shape, the moment a feeling finds a form. There’s nothing to decode and no single way to look. Follow a line, lose yourself in a field of colour, and notice what stirs. Look again… and wonder.
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WE ARE THE SUM TOTAL OF OUR PAST
These photographs are fragments gathered along the way — from East Africa to the Nile, from Shangri-La to a rest stop on a quiet road. Graham brings the same eye to the lens as to the canvas: a delight in colour, form, pattern, and the quiet humour of an ordinary moment caught at the right instant.
We are the sum total of our past. These are some of the moments that stayed. Look again… and wonder.
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