Gill Gatfield – Home

  • Vanity Fair 2013, Parallax Art Fair New York
  • Vanity Fair 2013, Parallax New York
  • Vanity Fair 2013 (detail)
  • Ally Sloper, 16th International Open 2013 Chicago
  • Ally Sloper 2013
  • The Snake Charmer (NZ Sculpture Onshore 2012)
  • The Snake Charmer 2012
  • The Snake Charmer 2012
  • The Snake Charmer (detail)
  • Native Tongue (Telecom, Auckland NZ 2012)
  • Native Tongue (Telecom NZ)
  • Native Tongue (profile)
  • Native Tongue (Auckland Botanic Gardens NZ 2011)
  • Native Tongue (Auckland Botanic Gardens)
  • Silhouette 2011 (Smales Farm Station Auckland NZ)
  • Smales Farm Station
  • Silhouette, Smales Farm Station
  • Silhouette 2011
  • Silhouette 2011 (profile)
  • Silhouette 2011 (detail)
  • Not I 2011
  • Not I and II (Banks Peninsula 2011)
  • Third Person 2010 (Centre of Contemporary Art, Christchurch NZ)
  • Untitled 2010
  • Babel 2009
  • I AM / MAI 2008
  • I AM / MAI 2008
  • Half Glass (Headland, Waiheke Is. 2009)
  • Half Glass (profile)
  • Concrete Painting 2008
  • Canvas 2007 (Auckland Art Gallery)
  • Nappy Painting 2007
  • Kaitiaki 2004 (Te Tuhi Public Art Gallery)
  • Lawn II (Greener on the Other Side) 2007-
  • Six Days 2008
  • The Pleasure Garden 2009
  • High Country 2009
  • Black Cloud 2009
  • Prickle 2008
  • Black Fringe 2011
  • I+I 2012

Vanity Fair 2013, Parallax Art Fair New York PlayPause

Artist Gill Gatfield uses the forms of sculpture, painting and installation to investigate human relations and the nature of being.  Her related bodies of work (monochromes, texts and frames) employ interdisciplinary methods to critique and renovate received forms and knowledge.  Titles, materials, form, scale and methods of construction are unique to the concepts that underpin each artwork.  Precise combinations of minimalist form and conceptual weight, produces art that engages the senses on multiple levels.