Louise Tomlinson 'The Strand - Dusk ' - etching on paper architecture It hopes to give a

It hopes to give a human or tangible cadence to an otherwise unimaginable event – an event which hits close to home

stars or figments of Rankin’s imagination

'Blue Ridge' 1989

and the Aboriginal concept of place

Louise Tomlinson 'The Strand - Dusk ' - etching on paper architecture It hopes to give aIn The Strand Dusk, Louise Tomlinson imagines a fleet of anonymous figures. Set in a dusky landscape, these figures are cast like shadows elongated, smudged and suspended between here and there. Like much of her work, this etching is haunting. It evokes the eerie grace of Australias landscape and the feeling of waking to a dark morning. For collectors of contemporary landscape art, Tomlinson is a quietly thrilling find. Louise TOMLINSON (1964 ) 'The