Hera (2017) Sculpture by Julee Latimer
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Inspired by the idea of a magical, mythological garden with flowers for each goddess.
Hera is the Greek goddess of marriage and family.
This is a hand-made sculpture encrusted with different varieties of glass. The beaded stamens can be twisted around a finger or pen as desired.
Hera is published in my book ‘Sculptural Secrets for Mosaic’ (Schiffer Publishing USA). It will be sent in a custom plywood box with a signed copy of the book plus a certificate of authenticity and a certificate of registration on the NRAA (National Registry of Australian Artists).
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Australia based UK artist Julee spent years relocating internationally many times. Continually breaking ties and beginning again inspires her technique of deconstruction and reinvention of paint as a material.
Thoughts that paint could be capable of independent existence from the canvas resulted in her process of painting on plastic to enable subsequent removal when dry. Julee exploits the inherent flexibility to explore her interests in textile, collage, and sculptural techniques.
Intricately detailed works are the result of many hours of meticulous cutting, layering and gluing. Ultimately, Julee’s core aim is to generate conversation about the nature of painting and to challenge expectations of what a painting can be.
- Nationality: AUSTRALIA
- Date of birth : unknown date
- Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
- Groups: Contemporary Australian Artists
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