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Australian and New York Dancers

Debra’s collaboration with dance companies involved long hours of observation as premier dancers rehearsed, rested and performed in a process of creation that she discovered paralleled her own work. The illuminated figures emerging through the dark into the light leave the viewer feeling as a spectator would, watching a performance on stage.

     
The Figure and the Dance
Images of the Queensland Ballet

Award-winning artist Debra Luccio worked with the Queensland Ballet while they rehearsed and performed ‘A Midsummer Nights Dream’. ‘The Dream & The Dance’ reflects this collaboration, visually capturing and highlighting movements of the dancers through her monotypes and etchings.

     
Selected Work - Special Viewing
The Figure and the Dance
Debra's latest work continues to explore the beauty she captured in ten weeks in New York in 2007 - drawing, painting and printmaking in studios, at dance performances and rehearsals. Her subject is the figure, which compels her art across a classical range of media, from painting, to drawings and the print-making method of monotypes.
   
Past Exhibitions
     
New Exhibition
New York Figures - Dancers & Life Models of New York City 2007
Made in and inspired by New York City's dance scene this exhibition captures the muscular bodies of dancers at practice and performance and continues Debra's fascination with the human form and all its possibilities.
     
New Works
Monotypes 2006
"These are truthful expressions, and I think they're beautiful when they reveal themselves on the body."
     
Current Exhibition
Monotypes - Light & Shade 2006
"When I work with a model I sense her communication in her every move, her every inflection. I connect closely with that and I try to capture it in my work."
     
Current Exhibition
 
Paintings - Light & Shade 2006
"This, for me, makes my work universal because it is explores the communication that flows from our bodies, uncensored and without design."
     
Untitled 2003
 
Photography - Untitled 2003
Capturing the softer lines of a woman. Visualising the tenderness and feminine qualities within the image.
     
Strength & Sensitivity 2002
 
Photography - Strength & Sensitivity 2002
Exploring the masculine and feminine duality of being a woman, expressing the empowerment gained by acknowledging and embracing our strength and our vulnerability.
 
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