The scribbled whispers, 2017, acrylic, dirt, spray paint, graffiti remover and oil on canvas, 101 x 101cm
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The problem with loneliness, 2017, acrylic, dirt, spray paint, graffiti remover and oil on canvas, 101 x 101cm
2000, 2017, acrylic, dirt, spray paint, graffiti remover and oil on canvas, 101 x 101cm
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Empathetic self-confrontation, 2017, acrylic, dirt, spray paint, graffiti remover and oil on canvas, 152 x 152cm
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Waiting for negronis, 2017, acrylic, dirt, spray paint, graffiti remover and oil on canvas, 101 x 101cm
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The Earl of Sandy, 2017, acrylic, dirt, spray paint, graffiti remover and oil on canvas, 91 x91cm
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Incremental movements, 2017, acrylic, dirt, spray paint, graffiti remover and oil on canvas, 91 x 91cm
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It continues to move through, 2017, acrylic, dirt, spray paint, graffiti remover and oil on canvas, 91 x 91cm
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The scale of importance, 2017, acrylic, dirt, spray paint, graffiti remover and oil on canvas, 91 x 91cm
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The things we'd like to forget, 2017, acrylic, dirt, spray paint, graffiti remover and oil on canvas, 91 x 91cm
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To look at what I'm interested in you seeing, 2017, acrylic, dirt, spray paint, graffiti remover and oil on canvas, 91 x 91cm
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Stormie Mills
Stormie Mills first gave voice to the lost souls of the cityscape back in 1984.
In the three decades since, he has created an evocative collection of characters inspired by and deeply connected to the street.
His creative journey began in the forgotten corners of our cities, the abandoned buildings and broken back lanes provided a canvas.
As his practice developed, Stormie’s iconic characters found their way into the galleries and homes of collectors around Australia and the world.
Stormie’s palette is sharply monochromatic.
And when art captures the tenderness of the human condition people connect with it.
Testament to this is the significant expansion of Stormie’s collector base in Australia in the past five years and his sold out shows in Perth, Sydney and Melbourne.
In 2013 Stormie ventured into the world of three dimensions, transforming his iconic Bunnyman character into a series of four-metre high pop figurines that populated the streets of Brisbane for the city’s annual festival.
Visitors to Melbourne can immerse themselves in Stormie’s creative energy when they stay at The Cullen in Prahran.
The Street Art Suite was a groundbreaking commission for Stormie as it was the first time the Art Series Hotel Group had worked with an Australian street artist.
It’s not just Stormie’s art that has fostered a strong following, his compelling personal story and with his passion for his practice has made him a sought after speaker.
b. 1969, Colwyn Bay, Wales
Lives and works in Perth, Western Australia
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2016 To the Moon and Back, Friends of Leon, Sydney A Fish Tale, Gabba Gallery, Los Angeles, USA
2015 Things That Go Bump In The Night, There Is, Perth
2014 Tempo, Pop Up Show, Contempo, Perth
FTW, Metro Gallery, Melbourne 2013 A Fish Tale, Friends of Leon, Sydney
2012 Peoples & Places, Metro Gallery, Melbourne Dark Lights, Greenhill Galleries, Perth
2011 Dirty Dozen, Friends of Leon, Sydney
Scuffling, Metro Gallery, Melbourne
Gathering, Linton & Kay Contemporary Gallery, Perth
2010 In Celebration of Second Best, Richard Martin Art, Sydney
100x150, Linton & Kay Contemporary Gallery, Perth
2009 Diction, Helen Gory Galerie, Melbourne
2008 loss + endings = fish, Linton & Kay Contemporary Gallery, Perth
Secrets and Objects, Richard Martin Art, Sydney
2007 Three, Linton & Kay Contemporary Gallery, Perth
2003 Nickel, Hudson Gallery, Perth
1999 Stormie, Jacksue Gallery, Perth
PUBLICATIONS
2017 Glass half full, Stormie Mills, There Is Pty Ltd, 2017
2013 DWI YMA, Stormie Mills, Magenta Group Pty Ltd, 2013
2008 Proximamente, Stormie Mills, Magenta Group Pty Ltd, first published 2008, reprinted 2012
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