Exhibition Images - 'Blue Mandala Series'

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Bundanon : Stage Two. January 2010

The Fence Lines Project is a temporal environment installation that consists of mirror pieces cut to the specific dimension of the top surfaces of fence posts on the Bundanon property. Bundanon boasts an enormous property with vast rolling landscapes and magnificent open sky lines. The environment installation aims to merge the naturally occurring green landscape with the blue sky-scape. An introduction of mirrors along fence lines at Bundanon will lower the sky into the green landscape, allowing for a poetics in a contemporary creation of environment installation art.

The second in a series of temporal environment installations by Lynch on the Bundanon property has been scheduled for Sat 23 & Sun 24 January 2010.

Photo Paul Sharp

Recent Exhibition at Peloton, December 2009

My recent show 'shapes and patterns' opened at Peloton gallery, Thursday 3 Dec, 2009

The show continued until 19 December 2009 at Peloton, 19 + 25 Meagher Street, Chippendale, Sydney. Gallery hours Thurs-Sat 1-6pm. For further information please email mflynch82@hotmail.com or info@peloton.net.au

Environment Installation

The project’s proposal plans that a temporal environment installation will consist of mirror pieces cut to the specific dimension of the top surfaces of fence posts on the Bundanon property. Bundanon boasts an enormous property with vast rolling landscapes and magnificent open sky lines. The environment installation aims to merge the naturally occurring green landscape with the blue sky-scape. An introduction of mirrors along fence lines at Bundanon will lower the sky into the green landscape, allowing for a poetics in a contemporary creation of environment installation art.

The first in a series of temporal environment installations on the Bundanon property has been scheduled for Sunday October 17th. More dates to be confirmed.

2009 Finalist RBS Emerging Artist Award

The RBS Emerging Artist award is a newly branded award formerly known as the ABN AMRO Award. Lynch's work has been selected as a finalist and the work is on view now at the RBS Tower, 88 Philip Street, Sydney.

Artist statement – September 2009

The visual arts practice of Meredith Frances Lynch is a fusion-pursuit of painterly and multi-disciplinary art practice. An investigation into the shared territory between painting and other art forms, such as artist books, installation art, meditative practice, performance art, political art, and so forth is underway in the studio practice. This is an investigation into an expanded understanding of contemporary painting as one engages elements to do with painting. Meaning, the historic placement and definition of painting; the associated material matter; the work of artists considering themselves to be painters; and any other singled-out elements that might combine to shape the practice of painting - historically as well as contemporarily.

The studio practice is an exploration into the contemporary expanded field of painting. I create works that employ repetitive action, and in turn I engage a meditative process in the making of artworks. These paintings trace the time and act of creating the artworks and, consequentially, the artwork becomes an abstract form of diary of the creative experience completed by artist for the viewer to further contemplate.

RBS Emerging Artist Award, 2009

This image depicts a study for 'Untitled Quiet' created in preparation for the RBS Emerging Artist Award - Shortlisted Artists Exhibition. The RBS Emerging Artist award is a newly branded award formerly known as the ABN AMRO Award. The above illustrated work will be on view Mon 7th - Fri 18th September 2009, at the RBS Tower, 88 Philip Street, Sydney.

Artwork by Meredith Frances Lynch
Photograph by Therese de Villier d'Hotman