Art at Home | Hyperreal
There is no hiding in the hyperreal. This Art at Home edit reveals eight artists who use intense detail.
First coined by French sociologist Jean Baudrillard, hyperreal art expands on notions from Hyperreality — a term that evokes the symbolism of life through representation in the arts. Through these artists, we explore how notes of surrealism, landscapes, and still life feed through hyperreal art to capture a moment of time, an emotion, or a memory central to the human experience.
First coined by French sociologist Jean Baudrillard, hyperreal art expands on notions from Hyperreality — a term that evokes the symbolism of life through representation in the arts. Through these artists, we explore how notes of surrealism, landscapes, and still life feed through hyperreal art to capture a moment of time, an emotion, or a memory central to the human experience.
Art at Home | Surrealism
Surrealism and art are at play with perception for these eight artists, offering alternate ways of viewing the world.
The Surrealist art movement developed in the 1920s as artists tapped into the power of the unconscious and dreams — capturing a sense of haunting and mystery. Led by iconic names such as Salvador Dalí, Andre Breton, and René Magritte, today, contemporary artists put a spin on age-old themes with modern technology, social media, and living in a time of mass information.
The Surrealist art movement developed in the 1920s as artists tapped into the power of the unconscious and dreams — capturing a sense of haunting and mystery. Led by iconic names such as Salvador Dalí, Andre Breton, and René Magritte, today, contemporary artists put a spin on age-old themes with modern technology, social media, and living in a time of mass information.
Art at Home | Bold Abstraction
From reinterpreted landscapes to embellished surface texture, we explore bold abstraction through seven different artists.
Art at Home | Greyscale
In this Art at Home feature, we explore ‘Greyscale’ at the height of dramatic art and how the depths of black and white translate through interiors.
Hunters Hill by POCO Designs
Hunters Hill by POCO Designs is a modern family home on Sydney’s North Shore centred around elegant design details.
Bermagui Beach House | Australian Architecture
Located on the traditional land of the Yuin People, Bermagui Beach House by Winter Architecture connects interiors and architecture with the surrounding landscape and water vistas beyond.
Art at Home | Contemporary Landscapes
ringing the outside in, this Art at Home edit embraces Contemporary Landscapes as an expressive motif.
Exploring Art and Interiors with Alexandra Donohoe Church
In this conversation with Alexandra Donohoe Church, we explore the interplay between interior design and art, uncovering how the two are linked through a shared understanding of colour, space, and form.
Art at Home | Contemporary Portraiture
On the edge of abstract and back to realism, this Art at Home edit looks at eight artists’ take on contemporary portraiture.
Art at Home | Colour: In Sculpture
This Art at Home edit brings together eight artists who explore colour in 3D form.
Engaging a multitude of tones in plastic, dry pigment, perspex, silicone and birch plywood materials, these artists reflect on colour in sculpture — drawing on our shared experiences through materiality and form
Engaging a multitude of tones in plastic, dry pigment, perspex, silicone and birch plywood materials, these artists reflect on colour in sculpture — drawing on our shared experiences through materiality and form
Art at Home | Colour: In Paint
Full of colour and big gestures, this Art at Home edit brings together eight artists who use a vivid paint palette to capture attention.
In Conversation | Art at Home with Architect Ed Glenn
As part of our Art at Home series, we sit down with Powell & Glenn’s principal and director Ed Glenn to explore the multi-disciplinary nature of art and architecture.
Art at Home | Art and Design
In our latest Art at Home edit, we look at the duality of art and design.
Designers and artists are often at home in one another’s fields, as the disciplines effortlessly intersect. In this Art at Home feature, we explore ceramics as art, interior designers as painters and sculptors, and graphic art — all with their own distinct style.
Designers and artists are often at home in one another’s fields, as the disciplines effortlessly intersect. In this Art at Home feature, we explore ceramics as art, interior designers as painters and sculptors, and graphic art — all with their own distinct style.
Art at Home | Art and Architecture
Art and architecture often inspire one another, leaving traces of influence in line, form, light and shadow.
Art at Home | Minimalism: On the Canvas
In this Art at Home edit, we take a closer look at Minimalism in art, this time on the canvas. From neutral whites to expressive colour, simple linework to all-over texture, each artist puts their own spin on this popular style that offers tranquillity and resolution to modern interiors.
Art at Home | Minimalism: In Sculpture
Pushing the boundaries of contemporary art, Minimalism: In Sculpture tests the limits of what can be done with metal, clay, and plastic.
Art at Home | Still Life
Continually seen as a style throughout art history, Still Life reigns as a popular concept in contemporary art — using everyday objects to connect art to life.
For this Art at Home edit, we look at the practices of nine artists who draw on elements of the world around them — from traditional floral arrangements and fruit to teacups and empty bear bottles.
For this Art at Home edit, we look at the practices of nine artists who draw on elements of the world around them — from traditional floral arrangements and fruit to teacups and empty bear bottles.
Art at Home | Poetic Abstraction
Poetic Abstraction explores the materiality of paint, surface, and gesture through soft hues and expressive mark-making.
In our latest Art at Home feature, we take a closer look at the practice of eight artists who bring their translations of thoughts, emotions, and the world to the canvas.
In our latest Art at Home feature, we take a closer look at the practice of eight artists who bring their translations of thoughts, emotions, and the world to the canvas.
Art at Home | Organic Sculptures
In this Art at Home feature, we appreciate how eight artists form organic sculptures by exploring the unique qualities of clay and stone.
Art at Home | Geometric Exploration | Art & Style | est living
An art concept that often finds its way into interiors and sculptural architecture, we reflect on the colourful world of geometric exploration in this Art at Home feature.
Federal House by Edition Office | Australian Interiors | est living
In keeping with Edition Office’s philosophy of respecting the environment, Federal House on Bundjalung Country is a sensitive architectural reflection— described as ‘recessive; a shadow within the vast landscape’.
Art at Home | The Human Body | Art & Style | est living
We reflect on the emotive topic of the human body in this Art at Home feature — a subject long depicted in traditional art. From the feminine and sexual to the mundane and everyday, the body in art represents a connection to humankind. In this edit, we see seven contemporary artists reconceptualise the human body into abstracted, surreal or distorted figures to express their emotions and complex relationship to what the body can represent.
Art at Home | Whimsical Landscape
In our second round-up for the Art at Home series, we look at seven artists who explore a modern interpretation of the landscape — one filled with colour and expression.
Art at Home | Photography and the Environment | Style | est living
In the first feature of our Art at Home series, we explore environmental art photography through the lens of eight pre-eminent photographers.
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