' Lyne Marshall  is  a  painter  of     buoyant  semi  abstract  images    that are both lyrical and moodily    seductive. Her  works exploit the    fluid  properties of  acrylic  paint,    manipulated  wet  in wet to yield    fresh  atmospheric  effects and    over painted  to create intricate    details.'     Michael Beckmann Director     Ipswich  City  Art  Gallery    Biography    Lyne Marshall grew up on Bribie    Island in what she describes as    as a time of immense freedom,    liveing by the sea and running    barefoot on the land. For the    last twenty years she has lived    on a mountain range at Tallegalla    on solar power and with a similar    sense of isolation provided in her    childhood.        Since completing a Visual Arts     Degree in 1994, the artist has     produced numourous solo    exhibitions and exhibited in Japan,    USA, NZ  and twice at the Shanghai    Art Fair. Investigation and research    are strong components of Lyne    Marshall's arts practice and she    has published two books  on    on the creative process and the    hidden dimensions in art .    Having won several awards and        been shortlisted for others , Lyne's    philosophy it to find the hidden    language in art which is the subject    of her new book.   Lyne is represented by galleires in several Australian states.

Into the Wilderness 122 x 122 cm acrylic on vanvas  Lyne Marshall - Hidden Dimensions exhibition. Exhibiting.. Toowoomba Regional Gallery October 11th - November 6th 2011 Stanthorpe Art Gallery June 2012 Gympie Regional Gallery September 2012 Noosa Regional Gallery February 2013 Tablelands Regional Gallery May 2013 Harvy Bay Regional gallery September 2013 The Hidden Dimensions travelling exhibition connects my relationship with painting and writing which continues to fuel my artistic vision. The paintings exhibited are mostly found in my books on art philosophy, in particular Invisible Realities: Finding the Hidden Dimension in Art, published in 2010.  These are inner landscapes painted as a response to an experience, an emotional and spiritual encounter with something that I feel is out of the ordinary. Influenced by a lifetime connection with the land, I explore, on a deeper level, nature’s beauty and design, the cycles of life, and the elements that expose the layers of the earth through time.  My lifestyle now at Tallegalla mirrors my childhood experiences on Bribie Island. Then, as now, I have immense freedom to wander in natural places and experience the land. I paint what I see and feel, seeking to abstract the essence of the land through the medium of paint. I am searching for the answers, curious to know more about life and it’s creation. Capturing the majesty and history of the wilderness places I walk in has become my passion. This feeds my soul and gives me purpose, along with my desire to impart something of this experience to the viewer so they can also participate in the journey.   PDF Professor Nell Arnold on my current parctice Artist Profile by Art of Healing Magazine         ArtClique may be visited by appointment            Ph 07 5426 8428 Fax 07 5426 8428              Home Gallery   About   Workshops   Blog    Contact   Books