LE Gallery : Artists

Matt Bahen

Matt Bahen explores themes of war, conflict, history and compassion through oil paintings of a human scale, applied with a thick impasto emphasizing the visceral quality of the delivery and subject.

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Sarah Clifford-Rashotte

Frenetic in pace but calculated in composition Clifford-Rashotte’s work reflects a collision of contemporary themes of excess relating to the female persona and issues of desexualization.

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Drawing on the influence of anime, comic books, Otaku culture, and animal compendiums, the work of Nicholas Di Genova features an encyclopedic range of constructed creatures ranging from soft and nurturing to calculating and military.

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Takashi Iwasaki

Takashi Iwasaki brings a delicate and colourful approach to the construction of his paintings, drawings and collages.

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Genevieve Jodouin

Print and Installation based artist Genevieve Jodouin explores the intricacies of intimacy and relationships through images of moments shared by couples and the moments of calm experienced day to day.

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Mitsuo Kimura

Kimura’s Ddnsely crafted paintings of animals and characters explore the concept of the earth as a pond in which all life exists, its joys, pains, and disappointments.

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Jason Kronenwald

Each Gum Blonde is 100% chewed Bubblegum. No paint or dye is used. The colour inherent to the gum, the mixing of colour takes place inside the mouth. Kronenwald has a dedicated team of chewers and prefers the texture of Trident. However, he does not chew gum himself unless he must.

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Tristram Lansdowne

Tristram Lansdowne’s paintings question ideas of permanence and function inherent in our constructed environments. Outmoded 20th century architectural ideas mix with present day urban environments in delicately painted watercolours, depicting incongruous, mysterious structures.

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Megan McCabe

It is within the stillness of photographs and static images that McCabe seeks to draw out the underlying themes of relationships, co-existence and isolation in her practice.

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Amanda Nedham

Primarily concerned with the various taxonomic functions of history, Nedham’s works on paper exhibit a technical proficiency and enamoured exploration of natural history’s complex and overlapping structures.

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Tom Ngo

By merging painting with technical drafting Tom Ngo embarks on an exploration into the architectural absurd.

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Benjamin Oakley

Concerned with capturing the fleetingness of smoke, air, cloud, and mist, Oakleys paintings explore the Canadian landscape and its relationship with sky.

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Luke Painter

Luke Painter’s fictional landscapes and figure pieces enlarge and re-contextualize the tropes of traditional wood engravings to create surreal outdoor spaces or ornamental busts of historical looking individuals.

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Craig Porter

Craig Porter's work sets out to explore the tension of delicacy and destruction, employing various mould making, casting techniques and meshing diverse objects such as tentacles and yams; chrome Zeppelins and deer; chicken feet and scaffold into an intricate web of histories and fabrications.

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Joe E. Stewart

Drawing on the strong morals and ethics imbued in paintings by artists such as Gainsborough, Hogarth, Fielding, and Reynolds, Stewart presents a series of paintings and drawings which work to honour and at the same time contrast a time in painting when purity and ethics were very serious formal concerns.

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