David Rankin 'Red Ridge' animals

David Rankin 'Red Ridge' animalsDavid 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 a

Image Size: 23 x 16 cm

Image Size: 57 x 39 cm

diced by delicate fans is not only beautiful

Sebastian Smee wrote that he is singular: “there is nobody really like him and important… his commitment unmistakable

The results are proud

Dimensions: 80 x 121 cm

‘I Look at the Skies’ comes from a powerful body of work

their eyes reaching past the viewer to a world we are not privy to

Published by Marnling Press

Cast in pale blue

emotional and imagined than we realise

An elegant car crawls up its side