Figure in the urban landscape, solo show at Robin Gibson Gallery 2008
These etchings and paintings were created between 2007 and 2008. The work explores the figure in the urban landscape depicting vernacular scenes from my everyday life. The characters perform mundane rituals of urban life, in transit, having lunch or simply waiting. Not only does the landscape define us, we also play and important role in defining the landscape that we inhabit.
Tina Barahanos
The Landscape We Carry - Paintings
These paintings consider landscape as an accumulation of perception, memory and experience. Places encountered in the present become entangled with those experienced before, allowing familiarity and association to enter into how a landscape is seen.
Working in acrylic and oil stick, images are built through successive layers of painting and drawing. Forms emerge, are obscured and reworked, while drawing across the painted surface shifts the image between observation and recollection. The landscape remains recognisable, but is transformed through the process of painting and the accumulation of experience. 2023 -2026

















