Philippe Le Miere 'Pittosporums' iconic art

Philippe Le Miere 'Pittosporums' iconic artPhilippe Le Mieres digitally rendered landscapes were born as free form sketches, drawn on the computer. They then grew into 3D computer generated models, virtual worlds Le Miere could roam, finding the perspective which would form his work of art. Pittosporums is not a real place coordinates you can swivel but cant locate. It may be informed by the surroundings of Mornington Peninsula where the artist grew up, as well as the history of landscape

'Cabbage Soup' 2001

but I try to be an honest one

a public garden becomes a surreal site for wanders

Beloved for his emotion driven vision

Printed on Somerset 255gsm Acid Free Archival Rag Paper

making it even more beautifully slight

Snir is represented at the National Gallery of Australia

Thake writes “If the smiling stranger says he’ll “just have a couple” be sure it is glasses & not gallons

'Amapondo 4' 2014

Dimensions: 30 x 42 cm

Luke Sciberras’s work is steered by the belief artists do not go out into the landscape

Image Size: 61 x 45 cm