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Owen Crick uses pointillism, sculpture and printmaking techniques to create expressive representations of his Pittwater surroundings. Predominately self-taught, Crick’s practice evolved as a natural extension from his profession in decorative arts and historical restoration.
Drawing from this trade, his Indigenous background and horticultural practices, Crick uses re-purposed material from local shipwrights, flotsam washed up on shore and vintage charts sourced from sailors to form creatures of a life aquatic.
Owen Crick uses pointillism, sculpture and printmaking techniques to create expressive representations of his Pittwater surroundings. Predominately self-taught, Crick’s practice evolved as a natural extension from his profession in decorative arts and historical restoration.
Drawing from this trade, his Indigenous background and horticultural practices, Crick uses re-purposed material from local shipwrights, flotsam washed up on shore and vintage charts sourced from sailors to form creatures of a life aquatic.
8, 15 – 19 Boundary Street
Darlinghurst, Sydney
NSW, Australia
Email: [email protected]
