Anna Blatman
It may have been the spectacular pairing of mid sixties' marvellous Melbourne, combined with her parents' unique genetic blend, which brought to life a dynamic instinct in Anna Blatman to project paintings from her inner gallery into the world at large.
Being in her garden inspires her, the panoply of beautiful Australian flora - and the light playing off them, this essence translates directly into the textural nature of her paintings - layering tone on tone, to resemble the grandeur of life.
Anns believes that texture and layering is important, especially when works are to be hung in a domestic setting - as this allows for the multiplicity of ways to view them.
