Auguste Blackman 'Wild Woman' seaside Audette invokes the multiplicity of

Audette invokes the multiplicity of meaning

He is inspired by environmentalists

whose practice includes painting

the work is regal in palette but lively in form

Auguste Blackman 'Wild Woman' seaside Audette invokes the multiplicity ofAuguste Blackman grew up the son of two icons: Charles and Barbara Blackman. The former was a prominent figure in Australian Modernism; a man whose Schoolgirls and Alices are embedded in our visual lexicon. The latter, Barbara Blackman, is a poet, writer, advocate and muse. By the age of twenty two she was blind, a diagnosis that at first felt like a life sentence for a crime I had not committed but in turn gave her a unique outlook on life. Like