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Carl Reis<br />
Seascape<br />
Oil on canvas 2004<br />
92cm x 168cm<br />
riptide<br />
Community of Port Phillip<br />
English born, Melbourne raised Carl Reis has been involved in the creative field for several<br />
years. Originally trained as a signwriter, Carl’s talent developed and led him into the design<br />
arena within the display/exhibition and retail environment. It was from this point that Carl<br />
recognized another need within him and commenced his journey into the creative field of<br />
contemporary modern oil painting.<br />
Carl created a new body of work developed around the theme of the transient landscape, from<br />
an urban, rural and now the bayside perspective. These impressive works depict the<br />
landscape and seascape in an innovative and exciting form – capturing a moment moving<br />
through space and transcending time. Carl has boldly used color and composition to effectively<br />
communicate movement in a manner that transcends the landscape and delivers us to a point<br />
of clarity and tranquility.<br />
Throughout 2004, Carl continues to explore his relationship with the urban landscape with the<br />
introduction of new works exploring a journey through the ever changing and unpredictable<br />
transient seascape, the lure of the bay and the unpredictable powerful force of mother nature.<br />
Artist CV<br />
2003 Solo Exhibition, Metropolis Gallery, St Kilda<br />
2004 Group Exhibition 'People & Place', Gasworks, Albert Park<br />
Group Exhibition 'Winter', Miller Gallery, Hampton<br />
Group Exhibition 'Bridge', Toyota Community Spirit Gallery Launch, Port Melbourne<br />
Artist Statement<br />
The new “night-tide” seascape works are a continuation of the exploration of the urban<br />
landscape, with the focus shifting from the land to the bay. The work depicts a journey through<br />
the ever changing and unpredictable transient seascape - an image representative of the<br />
journey I have experienced in pursuing my art.