ARTIST: Anne Judell
Anne Judell
Anne Judell maintains a preference for stillness. Judell's works with their sheer density of layers endlessly receding are an almost archaeological revealing of the history of their painstaking progression from blank paper to luminous object.‘I spend half my life closely observing the natural world. The other half I spend in the studio, attempting to translate this experience into two-dimensional form. I am always drawn to the minutiae exposing the evolution of form. Fragility, intimacy, cycles and sequences are what interest me, as opposed to the heroic and the sublime.' (Anne Judell, 2005)
One of Australia's most senior and celebrated works on paper artists Judell is represented in numerous private and public collections including the Australian National Gallery, Art Gallery of New South Wales and the National Gallery of Victoria. Her work has been selected for many award exhibitions including Faber-Castell, Dobell, Wynne, Robert Jacks and the Kedumba drawing prizes.
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