Jacqueline's most recent work has been generated while working in Arenys de Munt, near Barcelona, Spain.

"The act of drawing a narrative generated from the interplay of shapes and a sense of movement from fluttering fabric, or lightly made expressive marks, has interested me for some time. My residency in Spain enabled me to explore this interaction, and its effect on compositional arrangements, on a much larger scale. The rich blacks made possible by a carborundum technique lends itself to constrained architectural forms, which in many of the Look Out works, act as a foil to lively mark making. In others, narrative associations are drawn out of implied landscapes and built form. Occasional bird skulls provide a recogniseable link to previous work, and a point from which to begin a new story."

Exhibition opens Friday 22 May 5.30 - 7.00pm