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'Always seeking unity and harmony'
An introduction... by Larisse Hall
(Available for viewing and purchase from: Hidden Sculpture Garden, 4854 Motueka Valley Highway, Tapawera, Tasman)
Larisse Hall Artist
Fusing the ethereal quality of light with the materiality of paint and form, Larisse Hall uses light as both medium and a time reference, to explore everyday societal nuances. Based in Nelson, New Zealand, Hall became captivated by light and the potential use of it's colour and energy, when she exhibited her first light installation in 2014.
A further year of experimentation, enabled Hall to produce her first successful light infused 'painting'. Enabling her to incorporate the dynamics of time within her work. That same year, her light sculpture 'Flirt' was long listed in the Aesthetica Art Prize, England (2015). In 2018, Hall had work selected to exhibit digitally internationally, as a finalist in Art Takes SOHO 2018 (See.Me) and Art Takes Miami 2018 (Scope See.Me).
Acknowledging time as one of our most precious commodities, Hall combines traditional techniques of painting and form, with the science and colour of infused physical light to produce works of art that live and breathe, transforming with time.
Hall has been a full time art's practitioner since 2008.
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Light Infused Painting
Combining the ethereal quality of light with the materiality of
paint and form, Hall fuses traditional techniques of painting with the science and colour of physical light. Her signature works of art are time trans formative. The brighter the external lighting conditions, the more painted her work appears. As it darkens however, the painting recedes. This enables the colour and energy of internal light to shine. Transforming Hall's work into light art, while referencing time.
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An introduction... (by day) by Larisse Hall
(Available for viewing and purchase from: Hidden Sculpture Garden, 4854 Motueka Valley Highway, Tapawera, Tasman)
Larisse works from her art studio in Nelson, New Zealand.
