Adam Nudelman 'Organ Pipes N.P' Ursula Hoff

Adam Nudelman 'Organ Pipes N.P' Ursula HoffAdam Nudelmans work deploys an unusual poetry. His style is refined yet methodical, deliberate compositions that while of this world, are imbued with mystery. Perhaps a single lemon wedge teeters on a precipice, a hat lies prone on a couch, a paper crane looks quizzical or light bursts over an empty horizon. Nudelman employs the painting techniques of the Renaissance Masters to forge distinctly contemporary imagery. Evoking ideas around culture

He pictures the lighthouse that overlooks Sydney Harbour from below

from the artist’s archives is a beautiful find

her absence in the canon of Australian art is being redressed

Many others have floated into my consciousness so precisely detailed that they could only have been forced up by pressures in the subconscious level

Aspden's importance to the evolution of Australian abstract movement had been recognised by numerous awards and prizes

perhaps air hostesses

'Study of a Girl with Cape'

her back is transformed into a mournful figure

accession number: P137-1974

This etching is an artist proof preceding the numbered editions

pea green and pink

seeing every surface as an opportunity to create