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Brian Dunlop 'The Conversation' heide circle The rabbit has long-since symbolised

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The rabbit has long-since symbolised the cyclical nature of life

” That quiet acknowledgement of beauty’s impermanence resonates deeply here

Kolmanskop and Elizabeth Bay in south western Namibia

The decision to release Dystopian was inspired by Auguste’s mother Barbara Blackman

His paintings have been collected by major Australian national galleries and private collections

Brian Dunlop 'The Conversation' heide circle The rabbit has long-since symbolisedIn The Conversation, Brian Dunlop captures a girl talking with her doll. She is his neighbours granddaughter and a frequent subject in his work. As she often is, this subject appears unaware of our presence, enraptured in a conversation we are not privy to. Thematically, The Conversation pricks at the essence of childhood. Dunlop catches a girl in serious discourse with her doll and rather than mock it, perceives it with quiet grace. This is

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