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UWS Art Gallery

Gary Deirmendjian A survey of a broad practice

Sediment I

200
86 x 180 x 80 cm
Mud encrusted, mixed media support
Image reproduced courtesy of the artist.

Shared Movies and They Fell

Installation shot in UWS Art Gallery.
'Shared movies - YouTube DVD' and 'They Fell'

July - Tropicana II

2008
44.5 x 43 cm
Collage, PVC tubing, board
Image reproduced courtesy of artist

ECG Series and Countless Little Persuasion Series

Installation shot in UWS Art Gallery
'ECG Series' and 'Countless Little Persuasions Series'

As They Fell

2008
85 x 85cm
Giclee Print
Image reproduced courtesy of the artist.

People Shadows

2008
Giclee Print (set of 24 images)
20.5 x 27.5 cm
Reproduced courtesy of the artist.

Sediment I

2007
86 x 180 x 80 cm
Mud encrusted, mixed media support
Image reproduced courtesy of the artist

ECG Arch

2009
59 x 58 x 22 cm
Polystyrene
Image reproduced courtesy of the artist

A Red Dreaming

A Red Dreaming (UWS Print Edition)
2009
68.5 x 100cm
Giclee Print

Image reproduced courtesy of the artist

Sediment and Scanned Portraits

Installation shot at UWS Art Gallery.
'Sediment (sculpture)' and 'Scanned Portraits, UWS Edition'

Venue
UWS Art Gallery, Building AD, Werrington North Campus (View Map)
Date
16 Dec 2009 - 28 Feb 2010
Open
Monday - Friday, 9.00 am - 5.00 pm

For an invitation to the exhibition, please see Gary Deirmendjian Invitation (PDF, 631.09 KB)

Gary Deirmendjian

This exhibition, explores the broad practice of Sydney based artist, Gary Deirmendjian, concentrating particularly upon his art's practice over the past 3 years.

At the core of this artist's work is the exploration of the influence of social conditioning upon the individual. His work concentrates on everyday moments, commonly experienced by the masses.

This theme is articulated repeatedly in diverse forms and media throughout this exhibition, whether this be via his found objects scans, the ECG sculptures or the countless little persuasions wall reliefs. The works act as random records of an individual's experience, which focuses one's attention upon the fact that human activity is but a '….tiny momentary existence on a speck of dust within this universe set adrift in boundless space', and this artist is in awe of that uncertainty and the endless creative possibilities which is presents.