Karima Baadilla 'Soft places, peonies' - Collected by Jo minimalist

Karima Baadilla 'Soft places, peonies' - Collected by Jo minimalistKarima Baadilla is an artist of Indonesian heritage currently based in rural Victoria. Working across several mediums, Baadilla is best known for her vibrant paintings that explore parts of her everyday life and shifting migrant identity. Always energetically charged, her paintings range in subject matter, from landscapes and still life scenes, to candid representations of people and animals. In Soft places, peonies, Baadilla represents a still life

Image Size: 48 x 32 cm

While digitally constructed

critique and poeticism

this fragment of chewing gum advertisement stood out to the artist with the vibrant pink that he can remember almost tasting

As with much of her practice

this print is sketch-like

In 'Untitled (Three)'

a tattooed woman is camouflaged against the forest

In typical Walker fashion

He trades in an unexpected harmony: urban detritus rendered in oozing technicolour excess

Represented at the Geelong Gallery

a waterhole in the north western reaches of the desert