David Rankin 'Hillside at Night I - Diptych' seaside

David Rankin 'Hillside at Night I - Diptych' seasideDavid Rankins landscapes are underpinned by three themes: Western and Asian cultures, and the Aboriginal concept of place. There are nods to all over painting that is, imagery with no prime form or subject as well as JMW Turners almost indiscernible vistas. Perhaps most striking however, is Rankins practice itself. Privileging process over product, his work follows the curvatures of life, allowing the landscape to reveal itself to him. Cast in ghostly

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In ‘Wet Noon’

'Summer Song 2'

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and hidden fossils

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Rejecting the linear and uniform

'Over Turkey Flight EK 137' 2013

Dimensions: 57 x 76 cm

The merging of Hebrew and clothing may represent Majzner’s belief that the spiritual and human are entwined

'The Brothers Laugh' 1989

Dimensions: 78 x 65 cm