International Print Biennale

Danielle Creenaune

Danielle Creenaune’s work reflects hybrid landscapes; which are both inherited and imagined. While the landscapes are real, there is a merging of present adopted European landscapes and those, which long for the Australian landscape of her past. The work proves an interest in what landscape holds for the individual in terms of memory, private connection and a sense of belonging.  The Cinco Piedras series translates from spanish meaning “Five Stones”, all of which were worked on simultaneously and intuitively. In subjective discourse, each lithographic stone exists as a landscape in itself, a quiet contemplative place drawing out an image within.

Artist information
Danielle Creenaune (b.1974) studied New South Wales University, Sydney, Australia (1995). Selected solo exhibitions:  Intimate Immensity, Tinta Invisible, Barcelona, Spain (2009); Printspace, London, UK (2003). Selected group exhibitions: Biennale Internationale D’Estampe Contemporaine de Trios-Riveres, Quebec, Canada (2011); Impressions, Centro Civic Barcelonta, Barcelona (2010); New Prints 2009 Autumn, International Print Centre, New York, USA (2009); The Sea of Spring, Jagged Art, London (2010); The Tree, Port Jackson Press, Melbourne, Australia (2011). Lives and works in Spain.

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