'A Doorway' by Alice Wormald, courtesy of Gallery 9.

Alice Wormald's 'Partly Altered Aperture'

The Melbourne-based artist unveils a new exhibition in Sydney, opening painted portals into secret worlds.

Writer
Ashley Simonetto
22nd of February 2018

The incredible Melbourne-based artist Alice Wormald has recently popped up on our radar, and already we are big fans! With a focus on plants and geology layered into painted collages, Alice’s work manifests natural yet surreal worlds.

Her latest exhibition, ‘Partly Altered Aperture’ has just opened at Gallery 9 in Sydney. Alice suggests the impression of aperture by creating painted portals into secret worlds that are simultaneously familiar and ambiguous. She encircles her landscapes with cut-out, layered shapes, providing slithers of information and context to the viewer.

Using found imagery as a starting point for the shape of her work, Alice meticulously recreates her collages with oil paints, paying close attention to detail to embody an exact replica of her source material. Sydney friends – get down to see this on our behalf!

Alice Wormald, ‘Partly Altered Aperture’ 
February 21st – March 17th
Wednesday through Saturday  11am – 6pm 
Gallery 9 
9 Darley Street, Darlinghurst, Sydney

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