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The Pharos Editions on line web gallery comprises the work of a small group of selected artists. Their work is available for purchase. Clients include National and Regional Galleries, institutional and private collectors, interior designers and individuals requiring high quality, innovative fine artworks for their homes or offices. Most of the work is presented in limited editions , which maximises value both at the time of purchase and with the passage of time . Pharos Editions does not sell work directly but passes on enquiries to the artists or their designated agents or galleries. Pharos Editions does not take commissions from Web sales.
The Artists
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Joyce Evans .
Joyce Evans has been a patron , collector and practitioner of the arts, particularly photography, for many years. She is currently exploring both the concept of nature as beauty, the Australian landscape and the politics of fear, intimidation and incarceration. She is represented by Dickerson Gallery, Melbourne.
 
Jacqueline Henshaw  Gallery, web site.
Jacqueline Henshaw studied photography at RMIT, Melbourne. For two decades she conducted a career as a commercial photographer. Increasingly her interests have been directed towards fine art photography. Now represented by Kosminsky in Melbourne, her eclectic explorations from photointaglios of landscape and plant forms to large inkjet prints of montaged surrealistic urban scenes are currently selling strongly. Definitely an artist to collect now..
 
Ron Eden  Gallery, web site .
Ron Eden is a practicing seer.In 1972 he coined the term "multimedia"and went on to explore original fusions of sound and images.Inspired by jazz and rock and roll his visions coalesce abstraction and Dada  in lyric , improvised poetics. Currently his prophetic visions aim to alert people of the dangers and possibilities inherent in climate change. Ron describes these as"phantasmagorical ", and names them DEWS- Distant Early Warnings
 
Stanley and Kaisa Breeden  Gallery here, web sitehere.
Stanley and Kaisa Breeden and their two young daughters live in a pristine rainforest in North Queensland, Australia . Stanley is a photographer, withh a background in cinemaphotography, working for major clients including National Geographic and the Smithsonian Institute. Kaisa is a graphic designer who works with Stanley's images to produce stunning and original statements, depicting the uniqueness and importance of one of the last remaining untouched places on this planet.

 
Michela Cardamone  Gallery here, web site here.
Trained as a photographer, Michela's work utilises the extreme limits of electronic media to explore the relationship between light, colour and the psychological human response to the visual world. Responsibility of interpretation is handed from the artist to the observer. Unfamiliar as her work may be, it has a lushness that transcends her research or its technical exposition.
Andrea Innocent Gallery soon, website here
Andrea's Innocent's work is a condensation of Japanese and Australian sensibilities. From the perspective of a young woman with a background in Australia and several years working in Japan she brings a unique perspective on current issues affecting the human condition. From a background in new media, illustration and fashion, her works on paper are constructed in a computer. Essentially they are modern fables drawing on both Japanese folk tales and current news items. Like all good stories they contain mystery, complexity and often unexpected twists.
Heather Dinas .
Heather's recent work  explores and contests notions of beauty and archetypical femininity.
 
   
Silvina Glattauer   Gallery here, web site here

Silvi's work uses both camera and scanner to record the natural world seen from her perspectives of Argentina, Spain and Australia. These are finely crafted works, that although imaging subject matter traditionally endowed with attributes of "beauty", subvert it, challenging not the life foms themselves but the notions and motivations of their viewers.

Professionally she is also a portrait photographer in the humanist tradition.She lectures at RMIT University (Melbourne) and Northern Metropolitan Institute of TAFE (NMIT) ,Melbourne.

Her prints utilise combinations of digital negatives, photopolymer plates and the etching press as well as fine piezo printing.,
Aliza Levi  

Aliza migrated to Australia from South Africa. She describes herself as artist, art therapist and activist. As a witness to the Truth and Reconcilliation Commission that followed the dismantling of Apartheid in South Africa, her work in clay, photography and video focusses on aspects of memory and trauma. She has exhibited and worked as an art therepist in South Africa and Australia.

 
   
Liliana  Meloni  Gallery here, web site here.

Liliana has been exhibiting since the early 1990's. Influenced by her South American culture, particularly it's music, omnipresent religious iconography and the richness of it's art, Liliana has developed a distinctive visual imagery that absorbs the viewer into a sensual and often challenging dialogue.  In her latest series opening at The Monash Gallery, Victoria, 12th December 2005, the vibrancy of innocence is overshadowed by potents of threat; passions of joy are pitted with the abyss of powers beyond control, beyond knowing. Within this matrix are symbols and geometries that reference time ,flight and magic. As the circle of of experience widens, inevitability closes in.

Liliana states her work is formed in the context of life and death, where time and space intersect.

"The time you have, and the space you occupy in that time, were given to you in the beginning, for you to take ownership of. The moments always wait for you,  to create your life in that space".

COMING SOON 		 
John Bursill  
John Bursill is an artist who has worked predominantly as a painter. He is currently utilising photography and printing on very large canvasses.His images depict strange moments in light , colour and form , when the ordinary is transcended and reality is questioned.
 
 
Karen Trist Gallery here ,web site here  

Karen is a lecturer in the Post Graduate area of Creative Media at RMIT University. Her personal work, some of which can be seen here, is informed by her research interests, particularly the role of the Goddess in Indian society and its modern representation. In this she adds her reflections on the commonalities of humanity.The image below titled "Electropolis", was a prizewinning entry in the Kodak salon at the Centre for Contemporary Photography in Melbourne.

 
Nina Sellars  

Nina Sellars works in many media including photography, installations, sculpture and drawing. She is also a trained prosector , a dissector of cadavers for medical display. Her work has been exhibited internationally. A number of her projects have been completed in close collaboration with Stelarc, who is recognised as the word's foremost and most innovative performance artist.

Both Sellars and Stelarc interrogate the notion, nature and future of the human body. Whereas Stelarc investigates self transformation and human engineered evolution, Sellars uses light in the traditions of Western art and theatre to question the boundaries of the internal and external body in order that, as she says, "a new body is imagined".

 


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