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A colorful candy store filled with glass jars brimming with eye-catching sweets that shout ‘retro’.  Reminders of childhood when the more you had the happier you were.

Uplifting vibrancy and stunning colors come to life in my inspiring artworks that are infused with joy and wow. Dive into the eye-catching, bold optimism for total color overload and a vivid jolt of happiness.

THE DIMENSIONAL COLLECTION
A series of works that explore paintings that are attempting to escape the confines of the canvas. I am passionate about creating artworks that present questions about expectations of what painting should be. It is fun to make works that challenge those assumptions and to see other people’s reactions as they too begin to think more deeply about their own beliefs about painting. Having one of my paintings on your wall will always be a talking point and I tend to attract buyers who want more than a decorative interior accessory. My overall aim for my artwork is that it is vibrant and eye-catching and that its stunning colour combinations bring happiness and joy to those who experience it.

THE PROCESS
These paintings are pure paint and are the result of developments in my studio over a number of years. I create the paintings on surfaces which allow for their subsequent removal. It is a slow process of squeezing paint into circles that then take up to a week to dry. Hundreds are needed in their dried state before being layered and glued onto board. An individual work in progress resembles an assembly line and takes up an inordinate amount of paint. After layering the finished piece is gloss varnished.

Uplifting vibrancy and stunning colours come to life in my inspiring artworks that are infused with joy and wow. Dive into the eye-catching, bold optimism for total colour overload and a vivid jolt of happiness.

THE DIMENSIONAL COLLECTION
A series of works that explore paintings that are attempting to escape the confines of the canvas. I am passionate about creating artworks that present questions about expectations of what painting should be. It is fun to make works that challenge those assumptions and to see other people’s reactions as they too begin to think more deeply about their own beliefs about painting. Having one of my paintings on your wall will always be a talking point and I tend to attract buyers who want more than a decorative interior accessory. My overall aim for my artwork is that it is vibrant and eye-catching and that its stunning colour combinations bring happiness and joy to those who experience it.

THE PROCESS
These paintings are pure paint and are the result of developments in my studio over a number of years. I create the paintings on surfaces which allow for their subsequent removal. It is a slow process of squeezing paint into circles that then take up to a week to dry. Hundreds are needed in their dried state before being layered and glued onto a textured canvas. An individual work in progress resembles an assembly line and takes up an inordinate amount of paint. After layering the finished piece is gloss varnished.

THE BACK STORY
Paintings that behave badly. 
Moving multiple times between different countries has had an impact on my work in a number of ways. That state of flux and movement results in explorations into paint that can be free of its support or caught in the process of escape. When artists paint it is usually to apply wet medium to the canvas where it dries and where it stays. My paintings behave in a less expected way, as if they are determined to do something else with their lives. My art practice sits in the space between painting and sculpture, unpredictable and with no fixed abode.

INFORMATION FOR COLLECTORS
The work is on stretched canvas with a glossy finish and the design continuing around the edges so no frame is required. It is fitted with two sets of D-rings and wires for your choice of vertical or horizontal hanging.
On the back you will find the Title, my signature and initials,
and the year. 
This artwork is registered on the NRAA (National Registry for Australian Artists). This ensures that you are buying a genuine product created by a resident Aussie artist. Details of the registration is adhered to the back of the work.
The painting is sent with a Certificate of Authenticity.

A LITTLE BIT ABOUT ME
Born in the UK and settling in Australia in 2005 after 12 international moves in 17 years, I feel my life has been a patchwork of cultures. This plays out in my need to fragment my work. I seem incapable of seeing a painting as finished until it has been deconstructed and remade in various ways. I have an innate urge to chop things up and put them back together again.
I have been a full time artist for many years, working across various mediums, including fibre and glass. I have been featured in numerous newspaper and magazine articles and am a published author with my book ‘Sculptural Secrets for Mosaic’ as well as writing for other art authors. I have also been a guest speaker and writer for Radio National in their series on Colour Theory.  I have been represented and exhibited in New York and Italy as well as Melbourne.  My artworks are held in private collections in the UK, Sweden, Italy, the USA and Australia.
Currently I am studying for my BFA with a double major in Painting and Sculpture, graduating in August 2019.

AND A LITTLE BIT FROM MY COLLECTORS
“Your imagination takes you to places I can only dream of. It is like having sunshine in the house, no matter what the weather is doing outside” (Sylvia, UK).
“I love your stunning paintings, I wish I could fill my house with them” (Malin, Sweden).
“Your uplifting works make a bad day a great one, I want to dive right in” (Yvonne, UK)
 “You fill my house with joy” (Sharon, San Diego)
“There is always something else to see” (Debbie, Tennessee)
“Your imagination amazes me, so clever, and such gorgeous colours” (Liz, Melbourne)
A colorful candy store filled with glass jars brimming with eye-catching sweets that shout ‘retro’.  Reminders of childhood when the more you had the happier you were.

Uplifting vibrancy and stunning colors come to life in my inspiring artworks that are infused with joy and wow. Dive into the eye-catching, bold optimism for total color overload and a vivid jolt of happiness.

THE DIMENSIONAL COLLECTION
A series of works that explore paintings that are attempting to escape the confines of the canvas. I am passionate about creating artworks that present questions about expectations of what painting should be. It is fun to make works that challenge those assumptions and to see other people’s reactions as they too begin to think more deeply about their own beliefs about painting. Having one of my paintings on your wall will always be a talking point and I tend to attract buyers who want more than a decorative interior accessory. My overall aim for my artwork is that it is vibrant and eye-catching and that its stunning colour combinations bring happiness and joy to those who experience it.

THE PROCESS
These paintings are pure paint and are the result of developments in my studio over a number of years. I create the paintings on surfaces which allow for their subsequent removal. It is a slow process of squeezing paint into circles that then take up to a week to dry. Hundreds are needed in their dried state before being layered and glued onto board. An individual work in progress resembles an assembly line and takes up an inordinate amount of paint. After layering the finished piece is gloss varnished.

Uplifting vibrancy and stunning colours come to life in my inspiring artworks that are infused with joy and wow. Dive into the eye-catching, bold optimism for total colour overload and a vivid jolt of happiness.

THE DIMENSIONAL COLLECTION
A series of works that explore paintings that are attempting to escape the confines of the canvas. I am passionate about creating artworks that present questions about expectations of what painting should be. It is fun to make works that challenge those assumptions and to see other people’s reactions as they too begin to think more deeply about their own beliefs about painting. Having one of my paintings on your wall will always be a talking point and I tend to attract buyers who want more than a decorative interior accessory. My overall aim for my artwork is that it is vibrant and eye-catching and that its stunning colour combinations bring happiness and joy to those who experience it.

THE PROCESS
These paintings are pure paint and are the result of developments in my studio over a number of years. I create the paintings on surfaces which allow for their subsequent removal. It is a slow process of squeezing paint into circles that then take up to a week to dry. Hundreds are needed in their dried state before being layered and glued onto a textured canvas. An individual work in progress resembles an assembly line and takes up an inordinate amount of paint. After layering the finished piece is gloss varnished.

THE BACK STORY
Paintings that behave badly. 
Moving multiple times between different countries has had an impact on my work in a number of ways. That state of flux and movement results in explorations into paint that can be free of its support or caught in the process of escape. When artists paint it is usually to apply wet medium to the canvas where it dries and where it stays. My paintings behave in a less expected way, as if they are determined to do something else with their lives. My art practice sits in the space between painting and sculpture, unpredictable and with no fixed abode.

INFORMATION FOR COLLECTORS
The work is on stretched canvas with a glossy finish and the design continuing around the edges so no frame is required. It is fitted with two sets of D-rings and wires for your choice of vertical or horizontal hanging.
On the back you will find the Title, my signature and initials,
and the year. 
This artwork is registered on the NRAA (National Registry for Australian Artists). This ensures that you are buying a genuine product created by a resident Aussie artist. Details of the registration is adhered to the back of the work.
The painting is sent with a Certificate of Authenticity.

A LITTLE BIT ABOUT ME
Born in the UK and settling in Australia in 2005 after 12 international moves in 17 years, I feel my life has been a patchwork of cultures. This plays out in my need to fragment my work. I seem incapable of seeing a painting as finished until it has been deconstructed and remade in various ways. I have an innate urge to chop things up and put them back together again.
I have been a full time artist for many years, working across various mediums, including fibre and glass. I have been featured in numerous newspaper and magazine articles and am a published author with my book ‘Sculptural Secrets for Mosaic’ as well as writing for other art authors. I have also been a guest speaker and writer for Radio National in their series on Colour Theory.  I have been represented and exhibited in New York and Italy as well as Melbourne.  My artworks are held in private collections in the UK, Sweden, Italy, the USA and Australia.
Currently I am studying for my BFA with a double major in Painting and Sculpture, graduating in August 2019.

AND A LITTLE BIT FROM MY COLLECTORS
“Your imagination takes you to places I can only dream of. It is like having sunshine in the house, no matter what the weather is doing outside” (Sylvia, UK).
“I love your stunning paintings, I wish I could fill my house with them” (Malin, Sweden).
“Your uplifting works make a bad day a great one, I want to dive right in” (Yvonne, UK)
 “You fill my house with joy” (Sharon, San Diego)
“There is always something else to see” (Debbie, Tennessee)
“Your imagination amazes me, so clever, and such gorgeous colours” (Liz, Melbourne)
A colorful candy store filled with glass jars brimming with eye-catching sweets that shout ‘retro’.  Reminders of childhood when the more you had the happier you were.

Uplifting vibrancy and stunning colors come to life in my inspiring artworks that are infused with joy and wow. Dive into the eye-catching, bold optimism for total color overload and a vivid jolt of happiness.

THE DIMENSIONAL COLLECTION
A series of works that explore paintings that are attempting to escape the confines of the canvas. I am passionate about creating artworks that present questions about expectations of what painting should be. It is fun to make works that challenge those assumptions and to see other people’s reactions as they too begin to think more deeply about their own beliefs about painting. Having one of my paintings on your wall will always be a talking point and I tend to attract buyers who want more than a decorative interior accessory. My overall aim for my artwork is that it is vibrant and eye-catching and that its stunning colour combinations bring happiness and joy to those who experience it.

THE PROCESS
These paintings are pure paint and are the result of developments in my studio over a number of years. I create the paintings on surfaces which allow for their subsequent removal. It is a slow process of squeezing paint into circles that then take up to a week to dry. Hundreds are needed in their dried state before being layered and glued onto board. An individual work in progress resembles an assembly line and takes up an inordinate amount of paint. After layering the finished piece is gloss varnished.

Uplifting vibrancy and stunning colours come to life in my inspiring artworks that are infused with joy and wow. Dive into the eye-catching, bold optimism for total colour overload and a vivid jolt of happiness.

THE DIMENSIONAL COLLECTION
A series of works that explore paintings that are attempting to escape the confines of the canvas. I am passionate about creating artworks that present questions about expectations of what painting should be. It is fun to make works that challenge those assumptions and to see other people’s reactions as they too begin to think more deeply about their own beliefs about painting. Having one of my paintings on your wall will always be a talking point and I tend to attract buyers who want more than a decorative interior accessory. My overall aim for my artwork is that it is vibrant and eye-catching and that its stunning colour combinations bring happiness and joy to those who experience it.

THE PROCESS
These paintings are pure paint and are the result of developments in my studio over a number of years. I create the paintings on surfaces which allow for their subsequent removal. It is a slow process of squeezing paint into circles that then take up to a week to dry. Hundreds are needed in their dried state before being layered and glued onto a textured canvas. An individual work in progress resembles an assembly line and takes up an inordinate amount of paint. After layering the finished piece is gloss varnished.

THE BACK STORY
Paintings that behave badly. 
Moving multiple times between different countries has had an impact on my work in a number of ways. That state of flux and movement results in explorations into paint that can be free of its support or caught in the process of escape. When artists paint it is usually to apply wet medium to the canvas where it dries and where it stays. My paintings behave in a less expected way, as if they are determined to do something else with their lives. My art practice sits in the space between painting and sculpture, unpredictable and with no fixed abode.

INFORMATION FOR COLLECTORS
The work is on stretched canvas with a glossy finish and the design continuing around the edges so no frame is required. It is fitted with two sets of D-rings and wires for your choice of vertical or horizontal hanging.
On the back you will find the Title, my signature and initials,
and the year. 
This artwork is registered on the NRAA (National Registry for Australian Artists). This ensures that you are buying a genuine product created by a resident Aussie artist. Details of the registration is adhered to the back of the work.
The painting is sent with a Certificate of Authenticity.

A LITTLE BIT ABOUT ME
Born in the UK and settling in Australia in 2005 after 12 international moves in 17 years, I feel my life has been a patchwork of cultures. This plays out in my need to fragment my work. I seem incapable of seeing a painting as finished until it has been deconstructed and remade in various ways. I have an innate urge to chop things up and put them back together again.
I have been a full time artist for many years, working across various mediums, including fibre and glass. I have been featured in numerous newspaper and magazine articles and am a published author with my book ‘Sculptural Secrets for Mosaic’ as well as writing for other art authors. I have also been a guest speaker and writer for Radio National in their series on Colour Theory.  I have been represented and exhibited in New York and Italy as well as Melbourne.  My artworks are held in private collections in the UK, Sweden, Italy, the USA and Australia.
Currently I am studying for my BFA with a double major in Painting and Sculpture, graduating in August 2019.

AND A LITTLE BIT FROM MY COLLECTORS
“Your imagination takes you to places I can only dream of. It is like having sunshine in the house, no matter what the weather is doing outside” (Sylvia, UK).
“I love your stunning paintings, I wish I could fill my house with them” (Malin, Sweden).
“Your uplifting works make a bad day a great one, I want to dive right in” (Yvonne, UK)
 “You fill my house with joy” (Sharon, San Diego)
“There is always something else to see” (Debbie, Tennessee)
“Your imagination amazes me, so clever, and such gorgeous colours” (Liz, Melbourne)
A colorful candy store filled with glass jars brimming with eye-catching sweets that shout ‘retro’.  Reminders of childhood when the more you had the happier you were.

Uplifting vibrancy and stunning colors come to life in my inspiring artworks that are infused with joy and wow. Dive into the eye-catching, bold optimism for total color overload and a vivid jolt of happiness.

THE DIMENSIONAL COLLECTION
A series of works that explore paintings that are attempting to escape the confines of the canvas. I am passionate about creating artworks that present questions about expectations of what painting should be. It is fun to make works that challenge those assumptions and to see other people’s reactions as they too begin to think more deeply about their own beliefs about painting. Having one of my paintings on your wall will always be a talking point and I tend to attract buyers who want more than a decorative interior accessory. My overall aim for my artwork is that it is vibrant and eye-catching and that its stunning colour combinations bring happiness and joy to those who experience it.

THE PROCESS
These paintings are pure paint and are the result of developments in my studio over a number of years. I create the paintings on surfaces which allow for their subsequent removal. It is a slow process of squeezing paint into circles that then take up to a week to dry. Hundreds are needed in their dried state before being layered and glued onto board. An individual work in progress resembles an assembly line and takes up an inordinate amount of paint. After layering the finished piece is gloss varnished.

Uplifting vibrancy and stunning colours come to life in my inspiring artworks that are infused with joy and wow. Dive into the eye-catching, bold optimism for total colour overload and a vivid jolt of happiness.

THE DIMENSIONAL COLLECTION
A series of works that explore paintings that are attempting to escape the confines of the canvas. I am passionate about creating artworks that present questions about expectations of what painting should be. It is fun to make works that challenge those assumptions and to see other people’s reactions as they too begin to think more deeply about their own beliefs about painting. Having one of my paintings on your wall will always be a talking point and I tend to attract buyers who want more than a decorative interior accessory. My overall aim for my artwork is that it is vibrant and eye-catching and that its stunning colour combinations bring happiness and joy to those who experience it.

THE PROCESS
These paintings are pure paint and are the result of developments in my studio over a number of years. I create the paintings on surfaces which allow for their subsequent removal. It is a slow process of squeezing paint into circles that then take up to a week to dry. Hundreds are needed in their dried state before being layered and glued onto a textured canvas. An individual work in progress resembles an assembly line and takes up an inordinate amount of paint. After layering the finished piece is gloss varnished.

THE BACK STORY
Paintings that behave badly. 
Moving multiple times between different countries has had an impact on my work in a number of ways. That state of flux and movement results in explorations into paint that can be free of its support or caught in the process of escape. When artists paint it is usually to apply wet medium to the canvas where it dries and where it stays. My paintings behave in a less expected way, as if they are determined to do something else with their lives. My art practice sits in the space between painting and sculpture, unpredictable and with no fixed abode.

INFORMATION FOR COLLECTORS
The work is on stretched canvas with a glossy finish and the design continuing around the edges so no frame is required. It is fitted with two sets of D-rings and wires for your choice of vertical or horizontal hanging.
On the back you will find the Title, my signature and initials,
and the year. 
This artwork is registered on the NRAA (National Registry for Australian Artists). This ensures that you are buying a genuine product created by a resident Aussie artist. Details of the registration is adhered to the back of the work.
The painting is sent with a Certificate of Authenticity.

A LITTLE BIT ABOUT ME
Born in the UK and settling in Australia in 2005 after 12 international moves in 17 years, I feel my life has been a patchwork of cultures. This plays out in my need to fragment my work. I seem incapable of seeing a painting as finished until it has been deconstructed and remade in various ways. I have an innate urge to chop things up and put them back together again.
I have been a full time artist for many years, working across various mediums, including fibre and glass. I have been featured in numerous newspaper and magazine articles and am a published author with my book ‘Sculptural Secrets for Mosaic’ as well as writing for other art authors. I have also been a guest speaker and writer for Radio National in their series on Colour Theory.  I have been represented and exhibited in New York and Italy as well as Melbourne.  My artworks are held in private collections in the UK, Sweden, Italy, the USA and Australia.
Currently I am studying for my BFA with a double major in Painting and Sculpture, graduating in August 2019.

AND A LITTLE BIT FROM MY COLLECTORS
“Your imagination takes you to places I can only dream of. It is like having sunshine in the house, no matter what the weather is doing outside” (Sylvia, UK).
“I love your stunning paintings, I wish I could fill my house with them” (Malin, Sweden).
“Your uplifting works make a bad day a great one, I want to dive right in” (Yvonne, UK)
 “You fill my house with joy” (Sharon, San Diego)
“There is always something else to see” (Debbie, Tennessee)
“Your imagination amazes me, so clever, and such gorgeous colours” (Liz, Melbourne)
A colorful candy store filled with glass jars brimming with eye-catching sweets that shout ‘retro’.  Reminders of childhood when the more you had the happier you were.

Uplifting vibrancy and stunning colors come to life in my inspiring artworks that are infused with joy and wow. Dive into the eye-catching, bold optimism for total color overload and a vivid jolt of happiness.

THE DIMENSIONAL COLLECTION
A series of works that explore paintings that are attempting to escape the confines of the canvas. I am passionate about creating artworks that present questions about expectations of what painting should be. It is fun to make works that challenge those assumptions and to see other people’s reactions as they too begin to think more deeply about their own beliefs about painting. Having one of my paintings on your wall will always be a talking point and I tend to attract buyers who want more than a decorative interior accessory. My overall aim for my artwork is that it is vibrant and eye-catching and that its stunning colour combinations bring happiness and joy to those who experience it.

THE PROCESS
These paintings are pure paint and are the result of developments in my studio over a number of years. I create the paintings on surfaces which allow for their subsequent removal. It is a slow process of squeezing paint into circles that then take up to a week to dry. Hundreds are needed in their dried state before being layered and glued onto board. An individual work in progress resembles an assembly line and takes up an inordinate amount of paint. After layering the finished piece is gloss varnished.

Uplifting vibrancy and stunning colours come to life in my inspiring artworks that are infused with joy and wow. Dive into the eye-catching, bold optimism for total colour overload and a vivid jolt of happiness.

THE DIMENSIONAL COLLECTION
A series of works that explore paintings that are attempting to escape the confines of the canvas. I am passionate about creating artworks that present questions about expectations of what painting should be. It is fun to make works that challenge those assumptions and to see other people’s reactions as they too begin to think more deeply about their own beliefs about painting. Having one of my paintings on your wall will always be a talking point and I tend to attract buyers who want more than a decorative interior accessory. My overall aim for my artwork is that it is vibrant and eye-catching and that its stunning colour combinations bring happiness and joy to those who experience it.

THE PROCESS
These paintings are pure paint and are the result of developments in my studio over a number of years. I create the paintings on surfaces which allow for their subsequent removal. It is a slow process of squeezing paint into circles that then take up to a week to dry. Hundreds are needed in their dried state before being layered and glued onto a textured canvas. An individual work in progress resembles an assembly line and takes up an inordinate amount of paint. After layering the finished piece is gloss varnished.

THE BACK STORY
Paintings that behave badly. 
Moving multiple times between different countries has had an impact on my work in a number of ways. That state of flux and movement results in explorations into paint that can be free of its support or caught in the process of escape. When artists paint it is usually to apply wet medium to the canvas where it dries and where it stays. My paintings behave in a less expected way, as if they are determined to do something else with their lives. My art practice sits in the space between painting and sculpture, unpredictable and with no fixed abode.

INFORMATION FOR COLLECTORS
The work is on stretched canvas with a glossy finish and the design continuing around the edges so no frame is required. It is fitted with two sets of D-rings and wires for your choice of vertical or horizontal hanging.
On the back you will find the Title, my signature and initials,
and the year. 
This artwork is registered on the NRAA (National Registry for Australian Artists). This ensures that you are buying a genuine product created by a resident Aussie artist. Details of the registration is adhered to the back of the work.
The painting is sent with a Certificate of Authenticity.

A LITTLE BIT ABOUT ME
Born in the UK and settling in Australia in 2005 after 12 international moves in 17 years, I feel my life has been a patchwork of cultures. This plays out in my need to fragment my work. I seem incapable of seeing a painting as finished until it has been deconstructed and remade in various ways. I have an innate urge to chop things up and put them back together again.
I have been a full time artist for many years, working across various mediums, including fibre and glass. I have been featured in numerous newspaper and magazine articles and am a published author with my book ‘Sculptural Secrets for Mosaic’ as well as writing for other art authors. I have also been a guest speaker and writer for Radio National in their series on Colour Theory.  I have been represented and exhibited in New York and Italy as well as Melbourne.  My artworks are held in private collections in the UK, Sweden, Italy, the USA and Australia.
Currently I am studying for my BFA with a double major in Painting and Sculpture, graduating in August 2019.

AND A LITTLE BIT FROM MY COLLECTORS
“Your imagination takes you to places I can only dream of. It is like having sunshine in the house, no matter what the weather is doing outside” (Sylvia, UK).
“I love your stunning paintings, I wish I could fill my house with them” (Malin, Sweden).
“Your uplifting works make a bad day a great one, I want to dive right in” (Yvonne, UK)
 “You fill my house with joy” (Sharon, San Diego)
“There is always something else to see” (Debbie, Tennessee)
“Your imagination amazes me, so clever, and such gorgeous colours” (Liz, Melbourne)
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Retro Eye Candy Painting

Julee Latimer

Australia

Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 15 W x 45.3 H x 1.6 D in

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About The Artwork

A colorful candy store filled with glass jars brimming with eye-catching sweets that shout ‘retro’. Reminders of childhood when the more you had the happier you were. Uplifting vibrancy and stunning colors come to life in my inspiring artworks that are infused with joy and wow. Dive into the eye-catching, bold optimism for total color overload and a vivid jolt of happiness. THE DIMENSIONAL COLLECTION A series of works that explore paintings that are attempting to escape the confines of the canvas. I am passionate about creating artworks that present questions about expectations of what painting should be. It is fun to make works that challenge those assumptions and to see other people’s reactions as they too begin to think more deeply about their own beliefs about painting. Having one of my paintings on your wall will always be a talking point and I tend to attract buyers who want more than a decorative interior accessory. My overall aim for my artwork is that it is vibrant and eye-catching and that its stunning colour combinations bring happiness and joy to those who experience it. THE PROCESS These paintings are pure paint and are the result of developments in my studio over a number of years. I create the paintings on surfaces which allow for their subsequent removal. It is a slow process of squeezing paint into circles that then take up to a week to dry. Hundreds are needed in their dried state before being layered and glued onto board. An individual work in progress resembles an assembly line and takes up an inordinate amount of paint. After layering the finished piece is gloss varnished. Uplifting vibrancy and stunning colours come to life in my inspiring artworks that are infused with joy and wow. Dive into the eye-catching, bold optimism for total colour overload and a vivid jolt of happiness. THE DIMENSIONAL COLLECTION A series of works that explore paintings that are attempting to escape the confines of the canvas. I am passionate about creating artworks that present questions about expectations of what painting should be. It is fun to make works that challenge those assumptions and to see other people’s reactions as they too begin to think more deeply about their own beliefs about painting. Having one of my paintings on your wall will always be a talking point and I tend to attract buyers who want more than a decorative interior accessory. My overall aim for my artwork is that it is vibrant and eye-catching and that its stunning colour combinations bring happiness and joy to those who experience it. THE PROCESS These paintings are pure paint and are the result of developments in my studio over a number of years. I create the paintings on surfaces which allow for their subsequent removal. It is a slow process of squeezing paint into circles that then take up to a week to dry. Hundreds are needed in their dried state before being layered and glued onto a textured canvas. An individual work in progress resembles an assembly line and takes up an inordinate amount of paint. After layering the finished piece is gloss varnished. THE BACK STORY Paintings that behave badly. Moving multiple times between different countries has had an impact on my work in a number of ways. That state of flux and movement results in explorations into paint that can be free of its support or caught in the process of escape. When artists paint it is usually to apply wet medium to the canvas where it dries and where it stays. My paintings behave in a less expected way, as if they are determined to do something else with their lives. My art practice sits in the space between painting and sculpture, unpredictable and with no fixed abode. INFORMATION FOR COLLECTORS The work is on stretched canvas with a glossy finish and the design continuing around the edges so no frame is required. It is fitted with two sets of D-rings and wires for your choice of vertical or horizontal hanging. On the back you will find the Title, my signature and initials, and the year. This artwork is registered on the NRAA (National Registry for Australian Artists). This ensures that you are buying a genuine product created by a resident Aussie artist. Details of the registration is adhered to the back of the work. The painting is sent with a Certificate of Authenticity. A LITTLE BIT ABOUT ME Born in the UK and settling in Australia in 2005 after 12 international moves in 17 years, I feel my life has been a patchwork of cultures. This plays out in my need to fragment my work. I seem incapable of seeing a painting as finished until it has been deconstructed and remade in various ways. I have an innate urge to chop things up and put them back together again. I have been a full time artist for many years, working across various mediums, including fibre and glass. I have been featured in numerous newspaper and magazine articles and am a published author with my book ‘Sculptural Secrets for Mosaic’ as well as writing for other art authors. I have also been a guest speaker and writer for Radio National in their series on Colour Theory. I have been represented and exhibited in New York and Italy as well as Melbourne. My artworks are held in private collections in the UK, Sweden, Italy, the USA and Australia. Currently I am studying for my BFA with a double major in Painting and Sculpture, graduating in August 2019. AND A LITTLE BIT FROM MY COLLECTORS “Your imagination takes you to places I can only dream of. It is like having sunshine in the house, no matter what the weather is doing outside” (Sylvia, UK). “I love your stunning paintings, I wish I could fill my house with them” (Malin, Sweden). “Your uplifting works make a bad day a great one, I want to dive right in” (Yvonne, UK) “You fill my house with joy” (Sharon, San Diego) “There is always something else to see” (Debbie, Tennessee) “Your imagination amazes me, so clever, and such gorgeous colours” (Liz, Melbourne)

Details & Dimensions

Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:15 W x 45.3 H x 1.6 D in

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Artist Statement “When the paint is dry my work is just beginning”. The thought that paint could be capable of independence from the canvas has been the driving force behind Julee’s art practice. It led to her process of creating paintings on plastic waiting for the paint to dry before she removes it. The unsupported material has an inherent flexibility that allows Julee to investigate her interest in textile, collage, and sculptural techniques. Through cutting, layering, moulding, weaving, and gluing, each creation is the result of many hours of meticulous and detailed work. An artist since childhood, Julee holds a BFA (Sculpture and Painting) from Curtin University, Perth. She is also the author of the book Sculptural Secrets for Mosaic (Schiffer Publishing Ltd, USA). Her works can be found in collections, both public and private, worldwide.

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