Tim Storrier 'To the West - Camp out Relay ' portrait

Tim Storrier 'To the West - Camp out Relay ' portraitTim Storriers famed landscapes linger between the real and surreal. Fascinated with the myth of the outback, he unearths the sublime in horizon lines. In this early soft ground etching, dated 1977, Storrier envisions a textured terrain. Boulders dimple the earth before it gives way to light, perhaps there is a lake in the distance. In a 1970 interview with artist James Gleeson, Storrier discussed his use of Camp Relay, the imaginary setting of To the

Hayman is represented in numerous public

Shaike Snir explores the concept of united opposites

this impression is numbered 10 of 22

as well as Tarrawarra Museum

it is the inverse of woman – they are stages in the same continuum

accession number: 75

Dimensions: 62 x 80 cm

black mounds but for a pair of eyes in the rearview mirror

Cryptic but telling

Image Size: 66 x 46 cm

paying close attention to the play of shadows

foretells of good and bad tidings