Sculptor Michael Meszaros
MONA
Danny keeps the wheels turning in lockdown
Barbers Joe & Dom, Ripponlea Village
"Let me show you"
The Forge, Wandin Blacksmiths
Urban cowboy Chris
St Kilda Pier
Matt Hill Sculptor
Djiro's power on the lat machine
Nev punches above his weight
The Gardener's Cottage, Ripponlea Estate
Women of Annapurna, Nepal
Infinity pool, Sandhurst Estate
Artist's Pool, Cradle Mountain
Set Sail for the New World
Sculptor Michael MeszarosSculptor Michael Meszaros
MONA
Danny keeps the wheels turning in lockdownA village in lockdown
Barbers Joe & Dom, Ripponlea VillageBarbers Joe & Dom, Ripponlea Village
"Let me show you"“Let me show you”, Kathmandu
The Forge, Wandin BlacksmithsIt was in the USA that Paul began the exploration of his artistic side with papier mache. His first works focused on mythical and imaginary creatures as they had always held a fascination. On his return to Australia he was able to pursue his interest in sculpting. He attended life sculpting classes run by Matchum Skipper. Although he enjoyed working with clay, he wanted to explore other media and took classes in lost wax casting (bronze) with Jason Waterhouse.Casting bronze led to a desire to work with metal and an opportunity arose where he could learn the basic skills of blacksmithing. He continues to work as a blacksmith to date but combine other materials such as wood, stone and glass with the metal. He especially enjoys utilising discarded metal and giving it new life.The artists that have influenced Paul are H.R. Giger, Salvador Dali, Antoni Gaudi and Shawn Tan. The amazing photography of Karl Blossfeldt has also been an inspiration. Paul loves the organic flow of nature.Paul is currently a member of the Mont De Lancey Blacksmiths, the Association of Sculptors of Victoria, and the Contemporary Artists Society of Victoria
Urban cowboy Chris Chris, a Ripponlea local, during lockdown
St Kilda PierSt Kilda Pier, fenced during lockdown
Matt Hill SculptorMatt Hill is an award-winning Australian artist who has a passion for creating unique and mesmerising sculptures from corten steel. A carpenter by trade, Matt has harnessed his knowledge of architectural and rendering software to create eye-catching pieces that are not bound by size or design limitations. His signature works include large-scale metal animals and captivating stratified spheres that light up at night. Some life-size sculptures can take up to 300 hours to complete. Matt loves experimenting with geometric shapes and patterns and has become a master of creating 3D pieces from 2D planeshttps://www.matthillprojects.com/
Djiro's power on the lat machine In a gloomy corner of St Kilda, a tribe of old blokes, their bodies well past their prime, sweat it out in the "Youth Gym", chasing their own youth. Endorphins help ease the inevitable aches and pains, in this primeval survival instinct.
Nev punches above his weightAt 6am in a gloomy corner of St Kilda, a tribe of old blokes, their bodies well past their prime, sweat it out in the "Youth Gym", chasing their own youth. Endorphins help ease the inevitable aches and pains, in this primeval survival instinct.
The Gardener's Cottage, Ripponlea EstateThe Gardener's Cottage, Ripponlea Estate
Women of Annapurna, NepalThree generations of women, Swanta village, Nepal
Infinity pool, Sandhurst EstateInfinity pool, Sandhurst Estate
Artist's Pool, Cradle MountainA still foggy morning in the Cradle Mountain wildernees
Set Sail for the New WorldScotish ancestors prepare to sail to a new world
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