Brisbane-based multidisciplinary artist Bridie Gillman’s practice is informed by ideas of place and the ways in which experiences and memories shape our perspective of a site.
Developed in Yogyakarta, Indonesia (affectionately, ‘Jogja’), in Land marks each piece has been made in response to a patchwork of everyday observations; a fleeting moment while on a motorbike or a slower, studied observation while waiting for a meal. Translated through colour, these seen places and things become landmarks through which the artist navigates her way around town.
Hugo Michell Gallery
12 March to 11 April 2026
South Australia
Bridie Gillman, Banana flower, in pieces, 2026, oil on linen, 137 × 107cm / Courtesy the artist and Hugo Michell Gallery, South Australia
