Zoe Young: Space Between Hours

Zoe Young is an Australian artist who lives in NSW with her husband and two kids. her paintings are marked by her eclectic use of colour and sharp eye for unique landscape and still-life compositions.

Young’s latest series of paintings are a collage of time; coalesced with childhood memories, everyday interactions and accidental fascinations – a book, an heirloom, a ripe plum from the garden. This body of work reveals the significance that objects, both collected and inherited, hold for the artist. For instance, Young incorporates studies of artworks that have resonated with her since childhood, such as Benjamin Edwin Minns’ etching Aboriginal mother & child (1925) which features in Ode to Minns (2017). In this way, she pays homage to her Grandfather’s art collection and enters into a dialogue with these artists across time and space.

her new show Space Between Hours opens tomorrow at Piermarq in Sydney.

Washing basket

Foraging the cottage of DH Lawrence

Ruby Tuesday

Ganesha on a Summer’s day

Delightful clutter of a Cook’s kitchen

Liberty cucumber

Kosciuszko mint

Study of Colquhoun’s Paddington beside Belladonna Figs with an English Buddha

Foraged city flowers amidst other things

Pinot in the snow

Bella papaya

Studio scenario, sometime in Summertime

Ode to Minns

Vienna dreaming at Applegate Farm

Tokyo Gin Club : Friday afternoon in the studio

Dynamic dissonance for morning tea

The Australians

Vuillard and Wendy

Good morning

Royal Adventurer

From the garden, for the gin

Still life road trip

Boyd’s puzzle of Architexture

Crinklewood