High Water Emma Godebska Hallard constructs monochromatic and semi-monochromatic

Hallard constructs monochromatic and semi-monochromatic images of recognizable geometric forms such as squares and rectangles on paper and aluminum

“that narrative—the story of the painting’s own making—becomes the central subject

which portrays the intricate emotions experienced in a bustling train station during the futurist movement

She has thought of the negative space between the shapes as a musical interval

High Water Emma Godebska Hallard constructs monochromatic and semi-monochromaticBrent Hallard is an Australian born artist and co organiser of The Shape of Things. His work is deeply rooted in the fundamentals of art history, especially building on the tendencies of abstraction, minimalism and the colour field theories. Working with themes of space and geometry, he manipulates images and challenges the viewer's perception.