Auguste Blackman 'Hope' hyper-real as well as the distinct

as well as the distinct poetry of its creator

why can’t it be both

Rather than being nihilistic however

his approach to life and art represented an affront to the status quo

Auguste Blackman 'Hope' hyper-real as well as the distinctAuguste Blackman, son of Charles Blackman, carries on his fathers legacy with the vibrant Hope. Expressive and charming, this richly coloured portrait will bring a smile to your face. Its a reminder to choose optimism, even on the cloudiest of days. Cast in a complex and personal light, Augustes work is informed by a childhood spent among Australias most renowned, and lively, modernists. Whether reflecting on this experience or demonstrating a born