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Caelene D'Arcy nee Glen

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Caelene D'Arcy nee Glen

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  • Projects
    • 2024 : Stop for me
    • Mural, NHS Elwood 2023
    • RCH UooUoo 2021
    • 2018 : Life drawings
    • 2017 : Meanderings in visual language
    • 2016: Environmental awareness photography
    • 2016 : Exhibiting Artists Melbourne, group show
    • 2013 : Drawing show: Organic repetition
    • 2012 : Drawing show: Freckles and faces
    • 2012 : Portraits of strangers
    • 2009 : Catching time, portraits
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Copy of Desires can be simple

2016 : Environmental awareness drawings

Brunswick Street Gallery: Group Show 2016

See here photography works included in this show.

The environment, our species' place in it and impact on it, has been a concern for me for mostly all my life.

With the professional quality of art materials required by the art industry, I have always allowed this creative pursuit to be one aspect of my life when I made an allowance to environmental concerns.  Very happily, I have recently discovered new materials in fine art shops which sympathise with my ethics: 100% recycled cotton rag papers; and have put these to use with passion.

Due to the high turnover of paper used in life drawing I have started, in the last year, working on cardboard boxes from my family home, creating what I call: Cardboard Box Collections.

Key Notes on works:

Butterflies: represent the short life cycle of many products and materials in our everyday lives.

Goddesses: a call for new religious myths and lores to focus on our connection to the earth and its inherent power.

Empathy: human understanding of our demands on the earth and her resources.

Places in Time: how one place can be changed over the course of time and how small our time, as a human race, has been on relation to the Earth's existence.

Please feel free to discuss the works with me. I would be happy to meet you at the gallery during the exhibition. Contact me via my website, or speak with staff at the gallery.

Caelene D'Arcy (née Glen)

2016 : Environmental awareness drawings

Brunswick Street Gallery: Group Show 2016

See here photography works included in this show.

The environment, our species' place in it and impact on it, has been a concern for me for mostly all my life.

With the professional quality of art materials required by the art industry, I have always allowed this creative pursuit to be one aspect of my life when I made an allowance to environmental concerns.  Very happily, I have recently discovered new materials in fine art shops which sympathise with my ethics: 100% recycled cotton rag papers; and have put these to use with passion.

Due to the high turnover of paper used in life drawing I have started, in the last year, working on cardboard boxes from my family home, creating what I call: Cardboard Box Collections.

Key Notes on works:

Butterflies: represent the short life cycle of many products and materials in our everyday lives.

Goddesses: a call for new religious myths and lores to focus on our connection to the earth and its inherent power.

Empathy: human understanding of our demands on the earth and her resources.

Places in Time: how one place can be changed over the course of time and how small our time, as a human race, has been on relation to the Earth's existence.

Please feel free to discuss the works with me. I would be happy to meet you at the gallery during the exhibition. Contact me via my website, or speak with staff at the gallery.

Caelene D'Arcy (née Glen)

Goddess of the Moth (she creates a safe haven)

Goddess of the Moth (she creates a safe haven)

Ink, pen & watercolour on recycled cardboard box

70 x 195 mm

SOLD

Haven't I given enough? (you are mining too deep)

Haven't I given enough? (you are mining too deep)

Ink, pen & watercolour on recycled cardboard box

160 x 195 mm

SOLD

There is still hope

There is still hope

Ink & prismacolour pencil on recycled cardboard box

160 x 195 mm

$65.00 (unframed)

$75.00 (framed)

 

When they realised water was worth its weight in gold

When they realised water was worth its weight in gold

Ink, pen, prismacolour pencil & watercolour on recycled cardboard box

140 x 220 mm

SOLD

Looking back

Looking back

Ink & prismacolour pencils on recycled cardboard box

120 x 140 mm

$65.00 (unframed)

$75.00 (framed)

Desires can be simple

Desires can be simple

Ink & copic markers on 100% recycled cotton paper

210 x 150 mm

$185.00 (unframed)

$195.00 (framed)

Melbourne based artist

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