Jasper Knight 'Cape Byron' contemporary

Jasper Knight 'Cape Byron' contemporaryJasper Knight takes after pop masters of the past. Rather than starlets however, he pictures icons of decaying industry beams, machinery, buildings and lighthouses. Found on the citys outskirts, these images trade in a strange dichotomy: urban detritus rendered in oozing, technicolour excess. Cape Byron is quintessential Knight. He pictures the lighthouse that overlooks Byron Bay from below, creating a sense of awe. Like the crumbling statues of

This work was born during quarantine

If it still does not appear to have arrived

It sees a ghostly figure bend towards a window

Dimensions: 55 x 64 cm

some set-up to a yet untold joke

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this luminous work breathes new life into the childhood classic

the sun sailing down them and into the house

editioned lower left and embossed with publishers seal lower right

A beautiful

James Joyce has been a life-long inspiration for Robert Jacks

This exquisite original etching