Danielle Creenaune Luminous Fall (detail) 2022 original woodcut edition 3 of 10 101 x 80 cm. Courtesy of CIRCLE Contemporary, exhibition invitation.
We are delighted to share that Danielle Creenaune is showing at London Art Fair from 18 – 22 January.
Danielle’s works will be shown alongside several other artists as a represented artist of UK-based gallery CIRCLE Contemporary. Of her works, CIRCLE states:
“It begins with birds, not water. Danielle speaks of the rainforest birds near her home in Wollongong – meaning ‘sound of the sea’. The Illawarra region, south of Sydney, is home to over 350 species of birds including the mythical Lyrebird.
“It also begins with drawing. Drawing is an act of engagement – Danielle literally draws her way into her subject, observing the motifs and rhythms she finds in her surrounding wetlands and creeks. While making these drawings birdsong is ever-present. This soundscape is the invisible backdrop, unseen life, passing through each lithographic and woodcut print she makes.
Danielle Creenaune Alchemy 2022 mokulito edition 2 of 10 70 x 220 cm. Image courtesy of CIRCLE Contemporary.
“And now to water, the focus of a new body of work. For Danielle art and life coalesce and the mesmeric force of the great waterfalls of the Budderoo national park affect her deeply…
“Many times I felt the incidental flow of marks beyond my control, echoing the real life movement of water. I have found that over time, the energy and positive atmosphere of flowing water has become a reference point for me for healing and positivity and represents a grounding that comes with preserving green spaces in urban environments.”
Danielle Creenaune Luminous Fall 2022. Image courtesy of CIRCLE Contemporary.
London Art Fair was founded in 1989 by London’s Business Design Centre in Islington. Each year, the Fair welcomes over 100 leading galleries from the UK and around the world specialising in modern and contemporary art to over 20,000 visitors.
London Art Fair 2023
CIRCLE Contemporary, stand G9b
Business Design Centre, 52 Upper Street, London N1 0QH
18 – 22 January 2023