Graduation for HIP members
Two HIP members have recently celebrated the completion of their studies at the University of Tasmania’s School of Art with examination exhibitions
Deborah Asmather at her Master of Art, Design and Environment exhibition at the Sandy Bay campus’ Fine Art Gallery.
In this body of work titled “Synthesis: harmonic of the translators’ argument” Deborah uses a wide variety of print techniques ranging from intaglio
to collagraph
and monoprint
whatever served the purpose of her search for a language of nature.
There are obvious references to eastern philosophy and style within the work which draws one in to another space where text and image combine to entrance the viewer.
Mayu Kawasaki has also completed her Master of Fine Art and Design and her exhibition can be seen until 28 June in the Salamanca Art Centre’s Top Gallery.
Friends and Associates gathered to view the work, congratulate Mayu and celebrate this milestone on Friday 13 June
Using a combination of lithography, collagraphy and etching Mayu explores the impact of Tasmania’s culture and wildlife of her Japanese soul by combining elements of both in these beautiful images.
Mayu hope to produce and publish children’s books based on her images when she returns to Japan and will be investigating the ins and outs of the publishing industry before returning to her “other” home at the end of the year.
We wish both Deborah and Mayu every success in the future and hope that we will continue to see their work in HIP exhibitions in the years ahead
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