Lot 187

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Buddahs Garden shows Szmerling's ability to work successfully across various mediums, the incredible crispness and clarity of this digital print along with the seemless fusing of different realities is mesmerising.

Georgia Szmerling's multi-disciplinary practice includes ceramics, painting and drawing, with a dominant thematic interest in portraying the natural world. Rich in texture and highly expressive, her wild plant formations often suggest a sense of lyrical movement. At the same time, the artist's abstract, whimsical ceramic creatures exude a tender, fairytale-like charm.

Szmerling has been a regular studio artist at Arts Project Australia since 2003 and had her first solo exhibition in 2005. She has exhibited in numerous group shows including Spring 1883; Melbourne Art Fair; Tanks Art Centre, Cairns; and Bundoora Homestead Art Centre, Melbourne. Public collections include National Gallery of Victoria, as gifted by Stuart Purves, as well as corporate and private collections throughout Australia.