Natalya Hughes: Looking Thrice
Natalya Hughes is displaying a selection of vivid and creative works at Milani Gallery.
Overview
Vibrant colours, beautiful patterns and exquisite forays into symmetry, Looking Thrice is a brilliant and eye catching series of works from rising Australian artist, Natalya Hughes.
Since showcasing her work at notable exhibition spaces (GOMA, Queensland University Art Museum, Artbank), Natalya has been working on the paintings that will be featured in Looking Thrice, with a series that draws inspiration from Japanese woodblock prints, helping her create deftly patterned abstractions.
The works vary from paintings to sculpture, many of which are fresh from being showcased at Beam Contemporary in Melbourne. The exhibition will be running until the 14th of June. Looking Thrice is highly recommended to those looking for highly stylised and visually stimulating work.
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