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The Sea Ear, video art, 2021-2024
Combining a love for art and film, Lâle has been creating a series of surrealist inspired moving images since 2021. The first three videos were exhibited in the International Women's Day WOMXN exhibition at Mothership Studios in Marrickville, March, 2021. Profits were donated to Samaritan House and Women's Family Service. |
In alignment with ideas of surrealism this work is an illumination of the subconscious. Seemingly mundane objects may evoke strange and beautiful experiences. Three women appear isolated in their own worlds, perhaps like different interpretations of Breton’s Nadja — an enigmatic and unpredictable young woman.
Heather Devine
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Madeline Baghurst
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Kat Crittle
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The fourth video in the series was shot in 2023 featuring her mother Diana Jeffrey, edited on a whim, and screened at the inaugural silent film festival Shooshfest in Sydney, 2024.
Oil pastels and finest soft pastels, 2021-2024
Ongoing works inspired by a combination of Fauvism and Australian artists such as Albert Namatjira, Sidney Nolan, etc. Some were exhibited in a group show at Good Space Gallery 2024.
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Ongoing works inspired by a combination of Fauvism and Australian artists such as Albert Namatjira, Sidney Nolan, etc. Some were exhibited in a group show at Good Space Gallery 2024.
Sales : @ak_ana
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Lâle's underwater photography received an honourable mention in the International Photography Awards, 2016. She has also filmed underwater music videos for German-Australian band Lalume, and photographed the album cover ‘Unbreakable’ for indigenous singer Jess Hitchcock. A triptych of Lâle’s underwater photography accompanied by her poetry is published in Escape Artists Advanced Party by Borderstream Books, and Arts Features International, Issue 1, Winter 2018, ‘Escape Artists Anthology’.
Lâle had a photograph printed in the Australian Centre for Photographys’ hard copy book Blow Up celebrating 40 years of ACP, published 2015.
Lâle had a photograph printed in the Australian Centre for Photographys’ hard copy book Blow Up celebrating 40 years of ACP, published 2015.
Adventures into the Underworld 2016-2018
Featuring Jess Hitchcock, Lauren Eiko, Waangenga Blanco, Madeline Baghurst, and Aurielle Sciorilli
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For 'Unbreakable' album cover by Indigenous-Australian singer Jess Hitchcock.