Susie Dureau

Susie Dureau's 'Trinity' considers the meeting of light, ocean, and atmosphere as an enquiry into perception and relationality. The three orbs act as quiet anchors within a perpetually transitioning field of weather and water, proposing that to experience the world is to be shaped by shifting alignments rather than stable forms. The soft luminosity of 'Trinity' invites contemplation of the layered nature of seeing: meaning emerges through the navigation of what is remembered and what is new.

Dureau’s oil paintings, light installations and spectrogram collages are portals into other worlds: worlds where reality and imagination are interchangeable. She ‘feels’ as a way of thinking, using her primary experience of the natural world as a guide. While her artworks are landscape-based, they invite non-literal interpretations about light, colour, and energy in the landscape. They point to the wildness and primal nature in humankind. Her current investigation explores the forces that bind humanity into an intimate reciprocal relationship with the more-than-human world.