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she collects the beautiful things – turbulent nature

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A solo exhibition by winner of the 2017 Breaking Ground Visual Arts Professional Development award. Based in Port Elliot, Chris De Rosa’s work is inspired by the unknown environment; what lies beneath the surface of the ocean. Her predominantly print based hyper-colourful images include etching, digital, screen and relief painting, collage on paper, fabric and 3-D foam and ceramic lace. Her work reveals how marvellous this hidden world can be.

 

Image: Chris De Rosa, turbulent nature, (2017), digital inkjet print, pigment stain, mixed media on perforated magnani paper, 112 x 76 cm

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