Liam Dee
Liam Dee is a Perth Surrealist who enjoys blending the styles of traditional painting with the bombastic energy of pop culture. Liam’s vision is to create worlds where the construct of the natural environment is mainly supported by the organic manifestation of the man made, where the line is blurred between what is considered to be natural or synthetic. Taking influence from prominent street artists such as Jeff Soto and Damon Soule, Liam’s art creates a mix of realism with a blend of psychedelic form, texture and colour to create a sense of organic life constructed from the inorganic.
ARTIST STATEMENT 'WIP' (Work in Progress) 2018 - Liam Dee
Natural Synthetic -
Liam Dee's new series of work focuses on the evolution of the natural world with the influence of human intervention, The balance found between life and death and the inevitability of change.
Liam's art practice involves combining the natural world with the man made through surrealism. challenging the way we view the urban environment as a more natural habitat.
Curriculum Vitae
LIAM-DEE-CV-2017.pdf (pdf 197kB)
Exhibitions
- Wed 16 Oct - Sat 09 Nov 2019 'Anthropocene' - Liam Dee (Gallery A)
A surrealist exploration of the machine age and its relationship with the natural world. This is a new collection of Liam Dee's pieces spanning the past five years of painting, sculpture and multi-media.
- Tue 11 Dec - Sat 12 Jan 2019 'WIP' (Work in Progress) - Group Exhibition (Image courtesy Ian Williams artist)
STALA CONTEMPORARY is proud to celebrate the opening of its new gallery premises with its inaugural group exhibition 'WIP (Work in Progress' running 11 -29 December 2018. Featuring an exuberant and eclectic assembly of 17 exceptional artists:
Adam Hisham Ismail/ Alex Maciver/ Anna Sabadini/ Anne Walmsley/ Ayad Alqaragholli/ Denise Pepper/ Di Cubitt/ Ellen Norrish/ Jarrad Martyn/ Kathryn Haug/ Kim Hyunji/ Liam Dee/ Marcia Espinosa/ Michelle Hyland/ Richard Healy/ Sue Leeming/ Wade Taylor
Affordable/Collectable Art from the West End Arts Precinct to you!
Image courtesy Ian Williams artist
