ARTIST.
Craig Brian Peter Coyle
Position and art moments is the focus for Craig Coyle and his work to elevate from the scene, to find something more that entails the works beauty on location. A sense for detail and precision always looking for life on the subtle side of the landscape. Craig grew up in Sydney, Australia always looking for an insight into the world that surrounded him.
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Artist's Statement
PISCH
A solitary tree stands illuminated in the vast obscurity —
a poignant metaphor for the way society approaches one another. The light draws attention to what is visible, what is known, and what is comfortable to acknowledge. Yet, beyond that spotlight lies an expansive and often ignored reality: the complex emotional and psychological terrain that remains hidden, misunderstood, or dismissed. This stark contrast invites viewers to question the narratives we construct when we only focus on what we can see.
The work critiques the consequences of selective visibility — in media, in public discourse, and within ourselves. When only the “ideal” is illuminated, everything else becomes shadowed, deemed less real or less worthy. PISCH asks: What do we lose when we fail to examine the whole landscape —the silence that surrounds the subject?
Artist's Statement
CONCEPT OF MAN
Mankind adorns the retrospective environment stabilising itself on the known universe. The education of man represented in this image by the wood or dendrochronology in the shape of the womb conveys life, growth and understanding. The concrete surrounding the wood is a representation of the unknown form and the limitations placed on those forms by man, the creation of our existence and the conception of the unknown is what man limits itself to as a respective grasp on humanity.
Artist's Statement
OBTUSE (Self Portrait)
CITY OF SYDNEY
