Melbourne, Australia fine artist Kirra Jamison #artistaday

Kirra Jamison - Melbourne, Australia artist

'Thriller'

'Belong to me (after Deluany)'

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About Kirra

Kirra Jamison received a BFA with Honours from Queensland College of Art in Australia in 2006. Earlier, she completed a postgraduate at California Institute of the Arts.

Jamison employs a range of expressive techniques in her painting process. By combining found and decorative elements with individualistic gesture, she aims to produce seductive and sometimes unsettling fusions.

Her work has been exhibited across Australia, including a solo show at Mater Hospital in Brisbane, and featured in numerous magazines, such as Belle, Vogue Living and Inside Out.

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"Wow! I love it."

"I'm loving these a lot. I think this is what I'd like to do with my art someday, direction-wise :) Inspiring."

"HI. IT ALL LOOKS COMPLICATED INTERTWINED THE COLOURS, SHAPES, ETC...BUT AT CLOSER LOOK, IT'S MIGHTY EASY!WHY? BECAUSE A METHODE A THEME A DEXTERITY OF SORT A PARALLEL SYNCHRONICITY FINALLY AN ASSYMMETRY - ALL HAVE BEEN APPLIED!HOW CAN ANY ONE GO WRONG THIS WAY?"

"The first painting reminds me of Henri Matisse. I like the triangle formation."

""Thriller" is to unusual for me to enjoy. The other one is ok-kay, but not outstanding"

"wow look at that"

"Love the first one! The second one gives me a bit of figure/ground disorientation."

"You are very talented. The painting is a bit dark but still very nice. I Iike it."

"Wow, these are really crazy. Kind of like them"

"people in a dark world moving along with no expression minding their own business. They miss the extravagant beauty that secretly floats around them everyday. Trapped inside a system with no clear meaning; destined to be doleful zombies marching through a field of flowers. A sad face with a white color standing at a bus stop, not realizing the luxuries he already possesses."