Naomi White 'Wild Display One' hyper-real

Naomi White 'Wild Display One' hyper-realNaomi White is a Melbourne based artist best known for her striking landscape paintings and representations of urban life. Working with oil paint and water colour, White is often drawn to eclectic subject matter, small oddities and changing colour. White has a compelling command of colour and form, creating works with a strong sense of movement and unpredictability in the ever evolving landscapes. In Wild Display One, White paints a vibrant scene of

‘Relics’ is a visually striking work

Rimmer locates the tension between ambition and decay – all kings must have their subservants

surrounded by a constellation of fantastical debris: flowers

this print is filled with images of birds

(C) Sidney Nolan / Copyright Agency

those two tiny front teeth nibbled at my thumb

These are dichotomised faces of Amor’s world

6 March – 1 April 1968 (another impression)

‘Splash’ testifies to an artist whose artistic vision was only matched by his activism

as well as a play on the reproduction that has become so ubiquitous in modern life

but a fabulous design

Seated Buddha (2025)