Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
wa sei (Australian, b. 1993), is an interdisciplinary artist best known for his instinctual approach...
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About the artist
Joined In 2021
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wa sei (Australian, b. 1993), is an interdisciplinary artist best known for his instinctual approach to abstract art.
He creates windows into his subconscious through the gestural choreography of colour, use of expressive mark-making and action-based painting. These expressions are sculpted through his improvisational handling and spontaneity on the street or canvas, with camera or paint brush in hand.
wa sei works across abstract and figurative-style paintings, digital collages, functional sculptures and alluring soundscapes that all aim to examine the workings of the human psyche through the context of space, time and personal experiences.
Employing the Surrealist technique of ‘automatism’, wa sei creates artworks that can be seen, heard, felt and remembered. The use of sound as a stimulus in his practice is part of his deeper investigation into the relationship between psychology and synaesthetic experiences.
wa sei has presented in group exhibitions across Sydney and his artworks have been published in Noema Magazine by The Berggruen Institute in Los Angeles, USA.
B Design, College of Fine Arts, UNSW
B Visual Arts & Design, Australian Catholic University
2024
Gaffa Creative Precinct, ‘Unveiled’. AU.
2023
Culture Vault, ‘AURA by wa sei’. Online.
2022
Abstract Thoughts Gallery, ‘FBi Radio Art Auction’. AU.
Gaffa Creative Precinct, ‘This Is Not Goodbye’. AU.
Woodburne Creatives, ‘Starving Artists’. AU.
2021
KARBN Magazine Online, ‘Sketchbook 8’, Canada.
Banchō & City of Sydney, ‘ar-chive presents: Into The Storm’, AU.
2019
ar-chive studio, ‘ar-chive presents: Compositions of the Equinox’, AU.
Babekühl Gallery, ‘Babe & Friends’, AU.
Babekühl Gallery, Solo Show: ‘Rowland Reyes Martinez – Rise To Ubiquity’, AU.
2018
Goodspace Gallery, ‘Working Out’, AU.
Showed at the The Other Art Fair
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