Deceased Estate
Three of Brisbane's best musicians have turned their creative minds to creating art of a different kind.
Overview
Robert Vagg, Cameron Hawes and Glen Schenau might be known in some circles as some of Brisbane's most accomplished musicians. Members of notable bands such as Wonderfuls, I Heart Hiroshima and Per Purpose respectively, each of the trio are capable of conveying thought into music on a whim, creating striking soundscapes with haunting lyrics to match.
All three musicians have contributed work to a brand new exhibit at A-CH Gallery, in a series entitled, 'Decesead Estate'. The exhibition brings together the work of each artist, drawing on themes of isolation, living on the fringe of society and primitive expression, while blending humour with dark textures and illustration with paint.
If you are a fan of the musical works of these artists, you might find yourself enjoying their foray into art. Like much of their musical output, 'Deceased Estate' is an enthralling foray into the minds of Brisbane's best musical voices. Abrasive and confronting, yet enticing and remarkable - worth a look while it's on.
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