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Current Sculpture Plinth Exhibition

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Totem Collection
Various
Acrylic and charcoal on wood


 

Artist's Statement

Marisabel Gonzalez

A totem represents one’s strengths and weaknesses but also connects with one's kinship. It portrays personality, identity,
and family. They carry native symbolism and a profound exploration of my personal journey and persona as I have tried to preserve their history whilst rewriting mine on top.
A broader sense of the term palimpsest and its metaphorical use in various fields—like architecture, archaeology, forensic
science, and art—denotes an object that has been used and altered over time, bearing visible layers of its history and
transformations. With this notion in mind, I have crafted The Totems from discarded construction wood slabs and boards.

Marisabel Gonzalez


Marisabel Gonzalez is a contemporary artist examining visual narratives in abstract painting and sculpture, focusing on the emotional aspect of human nature, the psychological effect of colour and its possibilities as an effective tool for communication.
 
Marisabel has had various solo exhibitions in Sydney (AU) accompanied by a solo presentation in Düsseldorf (DE). She has participated in institutional group exhibitions, encompassing the Manly Art Gallery and Museum in Sydney (AU), the Parliament House of NSW in Sydney (AU), ASD Den Haag (NL), and the Sydney Breast Cancer (AU). Gonzalez received various recognitions, including being selected as a semifinalist at the Lucca Biennale Cartasia in Italy (2024), finalist of the Northern Beaches Environmental Art Prize (2024) LEDA Art Prize (2024), and winner of the Collabor8 Women Prize in Sydney (2023), and finalist of the Paddington Art Prize in Sydney (AU). As a result, Marisabel Gonzalez is collected by national and international private collectors and public collections.

For any further inquiry's about Marisabel Gonzalez's
work or practice please contact us at info@gallerylanecove.com.au

Coming up at Gallery Lane Cove
 

De Rerum Natura: On the Matter of Things

Marisabel Gonzalez


4 -28 June
 

This exhibition explores the intersection of medicine, art, and nature, drawing inspiration from Lucretius' masterwork. Through paintings based on medical imaging, it reveals striking parallels between human anatomy and natural landscapes, suggesting universal patterns connect all life forms. The works challenge boundaries between science and mysticism, proposing that supernatural phenomena are simply natural processes not yet understood.

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