Ann Hayward, Bob Jankowski, Win Moser and Donna Williams
Printing in its traditional conventional disciplines embraces relief, intaglio, lithography, and serigraphy. These processes require space, equipment, time, knowledge and experience alongside the input of individual creativity.
Looking to step outside these realms and working with something more basic, direct, and simpler, the artists have extended these traditional methods and moved towards pressing, stamping, mark making and digital recreations. Influences come from their personal journeys embracing memory, experiences, and impressions about landscape, and from noting patterns in the natural environment. Such imprints are the starting point of all four artists.
Composite image - top to bottom: Win Moser, Untitled; Ann Hayward, Untitled; Bob Jankowski, Line of Decline; Donna Williams, Untitled, 2024. Print media on paper.
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