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Danielle Creenaune – La Nit II 1
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Scroll downThis hand printed unique work was created by Danielle Creenaune and is one of 12 made. It uses a mix of techniques. One being, Stone Lithography, where the image is drawn onto a piece of Bavarian limestone which is kept damp. The drawn areas accept the ink while the humid non-image areas repel it, the image is then printed by hand and pulled through a manual Lithography printing press. As well as "Chine Collé" whereby the image is printed onto a thin Japanese paper and pasted to a heavier backing paper.
About the artist
Danielle Creenaune is an Australian born artist who spent the last 18 years working out of her print studio in Barcelona. Now residing in Wollongong, NSW, her central motivation is "the intrinsic dialogue between landscape and people, how landscape is perceived through our library of pre-lived experiences and the ways in which this is reflected through the visual language of gesture."
About Lithography
Stone Lithography," where the image is drawn onto a piece of Bavarian limestone which is kept damp. The drawn areas accept the ink while the humid non-image areas repel it, the image is then printed by hand and pulled through a manual Lithography printing press. "Chine Collé" whereby the image is printed onto a thin Japanese paper and pasted to a heavier backing paper.
Danielle's work has received numerous awards internationally. Her work is represented by Australian Galleries Melbourne and Sydney, with an extensive collection available
Dimensions and Details
10cm x 7.5cm
Framed size: 32cm x 26cm
Solid timber and full archival framing
Medium: Stone Lithograph and Chine Collé
Signed
Origin
Sydney, Australia
33.9087° S, 151.1523° E
Wollongong is a coastal city in Australia, south of Sydney along the Grand Pacific Drive. Surfing beaches and rock pools line the coastline. Trails encircle the forests and rocky cliffs of Mt. Keira in the Illawarra mountain range, which frames the city.