2024 Artworks ON SALE- Sharmila Nezovic

 

2024 Artworks ON SALE

 Sharmila Nezovic

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2024 I see you: Joan Miro- Sharmila Nezovic

 

2024 I see you: Joan Miro

Artist: Sharmila Nezovic

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Gemma Garcia - Roman Curator of the exhibition:

I see You: Joan Miro

Event Details, Opening night:

Date: July 20th, 2024. 

Time: 6pm- 9pm. 

Location: Metcalfe Gallery. BIA- Brisbane Institute of Art. 

41 Grafton Street. Windsor.QLD

Registration: Free TICKETED Event. Register here

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See you at "I See You: Joan Miro"!

Exhibition dates:

July 19th to July 31s, 2024

BIA. Metcalfe Gallery Opening Hours:

Monday to Friday 10 am to 4pm

Weekend visits are available by booking only: brisbaneape@gmail.com

2024 I See You: Joan Miro- Artist: Sharmila Nezovic

 

SHARMILA NEZOVIC

Artist participant in the upcoming exhibition "I See You: Joan Miro"

BIA (Brisbane Institute of Art) 

41 Grafton St, Windsor. Brisbane

July 19th - 31st , 2024

Opening Night July 20th from 6pm

Sharmila Nezovic is a ‘conceptual artist’, gaining a reputation for transposing contemporary ideas around ‘cultural ecology’ into her abstract Paintings in oils and industrial mixed media on canvas.

She grew up in Melbourne. Her art studies began with a Dip. Art from The VCA (Melb); Post-grad. Painting, at the New York Studio School (Manhattan, USA); and, she holds an MCA from James Cook University (Nth Qld). She now lives in Brisbane.

Her art investigates the relationships between architectural spaces and their perceived social narratives. She seeks to excavate traces of humanity within the dense urban overlay surrounding us. Often the compositions expose a raw nerve, yet echo with vestiges of the familiar – & in doing so, reveal a fresh, bold perspective. 

Sharmila’s practice explores boundaries between ‘beauty and trauma’, questioning the pervasive disconnect with the natural world. Re-seeking however, a tactile sensuality, amidst all the manufactured, urban materiality of our surrounds. 

In responding to random aspects of the built environment, Sharmila’s creative motivation is far from dream-like… She says, her connection to Joan Miro’s thoroughly modernist works is especially through his use of symbolic, schematic language and the way it resonates with the sub-conscious. His highly original designs and pleasure in using bright colours, blend his vision of the harshness of modern life with a finely balanced and instantly recognisable, sophisticated, poetic impulse.

Sharmila's Artwork

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