JON EISEMAN & ANNE CONRON – The climate engineers

JON EISEMAN & ANNE CONRON
The climate engineers
Type C print on Fuji lustre paper
100 x 67cm (unframed)

The practice of Melbourne-based artist Jon Eiseman spans more than three decades. Rich in symbolism, Eiseman’s work in bronze and photography depicts birds, boats and solitary figures that inhabit surreal landscapes; a fleeting netherworld of dreams and the subconscious. Theis poetic photograph, made in collaboration with Anne Conron symbolically explore the human condition, particularly in a social and spiritual context. 

Eiseman completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Hons.) in 1997 and a Master of Fine Arts in 2000 at Monash University, Melbourne. He has exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions, and his work is held in many significant collections including Point Leo Sculpture Park, Latrobe University Collection, Geelong Regional Gallery, Constable and Hershon Vineyards, Burnie Regional Gallery and Parliament House, Tasmania.

Jon Eiseman and Anne Conron have chosen to donate 100% of the proceeds from this work to Animals Australia.

Animals Australia are providing immediate support to expert wildlife vets to travel to fire-devastated areas - where they are helping any surviving animals, and ensuring local wildlife carers have the support and resources they need. They are also channelling much-needed funds directly to groups, vets and individuals helping animals in the hardest hit regions. They will also be assisting with the longer-term needs of affected wildlife, who have lost their habitats and their food source.

To find out more or to make a donation please click here.

*NB: This work is not in the gallery and will be sent directly from the artist.