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Loralee Jade

Painting

Lives and works in NW Tasmania, Australia

Loralee Jade draws upon memory and personal experience to explore how painting can be utilized to consider what can be represented beyond language. Through her work, she offers an evocative visual space that is suggestive of figuration while simultaneously dissolving into abstraction. She inspires to create works that are sensuous, luscious, bodily, and emotional to experience.

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As You Are

As You Are

As You Are As You Are

From $ 2,450

To That Which We Are Drawn

To That Which We Are Drawn

To That Which We Are Drawn To That Which We Are Drawn

From $ 2,450

Seeing From Above Myself

Seeing From Above Myself

Seeing From Above Myself Seeing From Above Myself

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A Tilt Toward

A Tilt Toward

A Tilt Toward A Tilt Toward

From $ 2,450

ON HOLD

Greet Yourself

Greet Yourself

Greet Yourself Greet Yourself

From $ 2,450

Keeping Silence

Keeping Silence

Keeping Silence Keeping Silence

From $ 2,800

Can We Be Tender

Can We Be Tender

Can We Be Tender Can We Be Tender

From $ 2,450

The Lucky Chance to Heal

The Lucky Chance to Heal

The Lucky Chance to Heal The Lucky Chance to Heal

From $ 2,450

Stay A While

Stay A While

Stay A While Stay A While

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There is Light Somewhere

There is Light Somewhere

There is Light Somewhere There is Light Somewhere

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Heading Home Again

Heading Home Again

Heading Home Again Heading Home Again

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