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“A Fish Named Mac” by Gašper Jemec

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“A Fish Named Mac” by Gašper Jemec

1 February 2018

“A Fish Named Mac” by Gašper Jemec will be showing at Q Bank Gallery in Queenstown this Saturday, 3rd February from 2pm.

Jemec is a Slovenian artist whose work is both timeless and unique. The son of a painter and an art historian, he became aware of his own creativity at a precocious age and has devoted his life to cultivating his restless and experimental nature.

“A Fish Named Mac” is the artist’s homage to a fish he caught and ate at Macquarie Harbour; a nod to the still beauty of the timeless landscape and its inspiring nature.

Jemec’s work is both sensual and cerebral, and he blends technology with tradition in order to manipulate texture, colour and light in new and stimulating ways.

For sales enquiries, or to find out more about the show, please e-mail us at qbankgallery@gmail.com.

 

 

Land Of Minerals I, 2018, Acrylic Ink on Paper, 42cm x 59.4cm, $1500

 

Land of Minerals II, 2018, Acrylic Ink on Paper, 42cm x 59.4cm, $1500

 

Going Radical, 2018, Bubble Wrap foil on Wooden frame, 84cm x 66.5cm, $3300

 

Time Won’t Wait, 2018, Acrylic Ink on Canvas, 75cm x 100.5cm, $5250

 

Rainforest, 2018, Acrylic Ink on Paper, 42cm x 59.4cm, $1500

 

I Don’t Want to Miss This, 2018, Acrylic Ink on Canvas, 97cm x 71.5cm, $5000

It was Late at Night, A Flash of Light, 2018, Acrylic Ink on Canvas, 95.5cm x 70.2cm, $5000

 

West Coast, 2018, Acrylic Ink on Canvas, 112cm x 76.5cm, $6000

 

Do You Really Wanna Go Back in Time, 2018, Acrylic Ink on Canvas, 75cm x 100.5cm, $5250

 

This is not a Pineapple, 2018, Acrylic Ink on Huon Pine, 133.5cm x 82cm x 5.5cm, $4400

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