All artworks
A currated collection of art and photography, thoughtfully selected from established and emerging artists around the world.
This body of work explores my personal journey as a woman and is influenced by the amazing women I have encountered in my life. The vulnerable space we inhabit. The desire to be seen juxtaposed with the need to disappear. Exploring the emotional, secretive, sensual and resilient journey of being a woman.
This exceptional collection comes from of a lifelong fascination with nature and collecting. Seeing beauty in the texture the shape and the simplicity of the organic detail. Made up of photographs, painted works and vintage prints.
A collection of images from the late fifties and early sixties shot on a Leica m3. They depict the world through an intimate, candid lens, capturing views of daily life with graphic composition a gifted eye and a playful sense of humour. Brischetto’s images border on documentary but always find an emotional focal point, connecting the viewer with the subject in a familiar almost personal way. One cannot help but be drawn into the warmth and nostalgia of the narrative.
These captivating images were created by utilising one of the earliest forms of photography. A blend of art and chemistry, they feature distinctive Prussian blue hues with a dreamlike quality evoking a sense of nostalgia and timelessness. Each piece is unique, with subtle variations in shading and texture. The simplicity of the colour palette enhances the intricate details, making cyanotypes both visually stunning and emotionally evocative. Chemically treated paper was used to capture the scene using a simple camera to expose it to the light source. The collection includes images from the early 1900’s as well as some modern pieces created by using simplified box cameras.
Inspired by the colour field artists of the 40’s these works are playful, colourful, vigorous, and purposeful. The style capturing the revolutionary energy of the vibrant Sixties and Seventies. Dynamic works both abstract and representational themes, bold shapes and colours. Giving voice to wonder - subversive and dazzling.
A glimpse into the renegade romance, the runaway dream, the fast-fading glory of life on the road with the circus. These images take us into the intimacy of “backstage” where dust from the road is being brushed off, last minute cigarettes smoked, new routines practiced. Shot on the legendary Polaroid - Polapan stock, creating a unique black and white positive image. So without further ado…
These paintings emerged from a personal need to escape into an immersive space of colour and form, exploring the tension between shapes and the joy of being liberated from reality's constraints. They embrace random mark-making, texture, and colour in an emotive, unguarded way.
These sun drenched images explore the effortless elegance of the Côte d’ Azur in the fifties. The rows of umbrellas and sunbathers, captured in natural light, depicting the unfiltered charm and elegance of the era. Simple, yet undeniably timeless. The colours and style of the fifties brought to life by an artist with a sense of humour and an eye for the classic human moment. The work is unpretentious yet sophisticated, elevating candid, unguarded, unruly images into fine art photography.
Get to know your classics, the drinks that survived prohibition and stood the test of time. Follow the recipes in their traditional form or have some fun and tweak them to your own liking.
The beauty and romance of the ballet artform is most often appreciated from the perspective of the traditional audience. This collection pulls back the velvet to feature a world typically hidden from the public, images captured “behind the scenes” in rehearsal. Where perfection and grace are replaced by grit, relentless effort, raw power and determination.
This series explores the scale and hidden magic of a city overwhelmed by itself. From an almost voyeuristic perspective, shielded by distance, darkness and weather the artist has harnessed his anonymity to capture vast secretive cityscapes. The subdued light creates enigmatic pools of shadow and darkness.
The beautiful and frivolous moments that are part and parcel of living in Italy have inspired these works.
With society's fast-paced approach to life, this series of illustrations act as prompts / positive reminders of the ways we can slow down and appreciate the little things. Each piece was created using the risograph printing technique, which provides a distinctive tactile quality, vibrant colours and the charming imperfections that make each print unique.
The “After Dark” works strip the subject of detail to explore monochromatic shapes and outlines. These silhouettes were inspired by the beauty of shadows and an obsession with flowers. I never feel at peace in my home without flowers.
