Ernesto Arrisueno

Beyond the Horizon

SOLD Field of Flames, Oil on Canvas, 35 x 20cm

Reflection, Tablecloth Still Life - 2006, Oil on Canvas, 106 x 89cm

Power of a Dream I, Oil on Canvas, 75 x 120

Birth of the Rock, Oil on Canvas, 64 x 93cm

Blue Moon Roses, Oil on Canvas, 75 x 120cm

Garden of Peace - 2005, Oil on Canvas, 100 x 61cm

Provincial Still Life - 2004, Oil on Canvas, 110 x 116cm

In the Light of Day - 2005, Oil on Canvas, 120 x 95cm

Holy Day, Oil on Canvas, 62 x 102cm

Still Life, Oil on Canvas, 90 x 76cm

Caelestis, Oil on Canvas, 130 x 90cm

Calm Dusk, Oil on Canvas, 59 x 70cm

Day Out, Oil on Canvas, 120 x 75cm

Still Life with Silver & Bronze, Oil on Canvas, 60 x 104cm

Purple Bloom, Oil on Canvas, 150 x 100cm

Field of Roses, Oil on Canvas, 122 x 77cm

Caracola - 2007, Oil on Canvas, 53 x 53cm

Lost Valley - 2008, Oil on Canvas, 105 x 121cm

Charlotte Boyd

Bronze Sculptures

Ballet Dancer, Bronze Sculpture 1/24, 135cm high

Gymnast, Bronze Sculpture 4/24, 96 x 74cm

Children at Play, Bronze Sculpture 8/12, 19 x 17cm

Mother & Child, Bronze Sculpture 3/12, 27 x 18cm

Togetherness, Bronze Sculpture 12/24, 17 x 13cm

Small Gymnast, Bronze Sculpture 4/12, 25 x 16cm

Woman Dancer Kicking, Bronze Sculpture 4/12, 25 x 18cm

Small Lady Dancer, Bronze Sculpture 8/12, 20 x 10cm

Tennis Player, Bronze Sculpture 6/6, 44 x 90 x 12cm

Horse & Rider, Bronze Sculpture 3/24, 23 x 35 x 10cm

Lady in Breeze, Bronze Sculpture 2/24, 35 x 22 x 13cm

Bass Player, Bronze Sculpture 8/24, 25 x 15 x 12cm

As a young child Charlotte Boyd began sculpting and studying the technique of her father, sculptor Guy Boyd.  Now an accomplished artist in her own right, Charlotte has had numerous solo exhibitions and has participated in a variety of group shows in Australia and overseas.

For this exhibition of bronze sculptures, Charlotte presents figures inspired by her family life and interest in and passion for dance and gymnastics. The fluid, gestural shapes of Charlotte’s figures are beautifully elegant and convey with simplicity, the joy of movement and shared experiences.  

“My passion is observing people and their energy, then capturing that energy in a particular movement and making it three dimensional. I am particularly drawn to making sculptures which show all the dimensions and physical angles of the figure in action.

Dance and gymnastics are some of the main inspirations for this exhibition, and the bronze allows the freedom to capture the energetic sculpture poses with strength.” - Charlotte Boyd, 2008