Sarah’s work focuses on female idols and still-life vignettes that are expressions of an internal world of dreaming and reflection.
Gaia of Graniti represents the primordial Earth mother goddess and divine femme that has been celebrated since ancient times. Gaia of Graniti reminds us that we are all part of the same great Earth, and all connected through love.The lynx is symbolic of the wild, like nature itself. It is spitting fire, like near Mount Etna. We are reminded that humans are part of something greater than ourselves, and can never have ultimate control over our universe. Gaia is a protective totem and Sarah’s way of offering a blessing to the people of Graniti.
Sarah Hickey’s body of work, encompassing female idols and still life vignettes, serves as a window into her internal realm of dreams and contemplation. Through intricate layers of imagery and patterns, she captures the essence of beauty, spiritual iconography, and the feminine.
As a versatile artist, Sarah has engaged in various creative pursuits. She has completed residencies at the Tweed River Regional Gallery in NSW and the Graniti Murales residency program in Sicily, Italy. Additionally, she has showcased her skills as a muralist, participating in the Brisbane Street Art Festival in 2019 and leaving her mark with a large-scale mural in Armidale that pays homage to Australia’s first all-female fire brigade, known as “The Amazons,” who operated from 1901 to 1905.
Sarah is a graduate of Griffith University Queensland College of Art, holding bachelor degrees in fine arts and education. Since 2002, she has been employed with Education Queensland, utilizing her artistic expertise in an educational context. With ten solo exhibitions and over thirty group shows under her belt, Sarah’s work has garnered recognition in esteemed competitions such as The Doug Moran Portrait Prize and The Lester Art Prize. She has been selected as a finalist in The Percival Portrait Prize, The Brisbane Portrait Prize, The Kennedy Art Prize, Redland Art Awards, Xstrata Percival Portrait Award, Clayton Utz Art Award, Marie Ellis OAM Drawing Prize, The Mandorla Art Award, Kenilworth Painting Prize, Lethbridge 10000 Art Award, and SBS Portrait Prize.
Sarah Hickey’s artistic journey is marked by her dedication to exploring diverse themes and mediums. Her ability to evoke a sense of introspection and captivate audiences through her intricate and meaningful creations has earned her a well-deserved place in the artistic community.
Lucía Antebi, in Buenos Aires, is a photographer and journalist. She pursued her studies in photography and journalism at the Illinois Central College in Chicago and the Institut d’Estudis Fotogràfics de Catalunya (IEFC).
Throughout her career, she has worked at Oriol Alamany’s studio and participated in the Zahara Foto workshops. Lucía collaborates with renowned national and international editorial media, including Harper’s Bazaar, Yo Dona, El Semanal, Elephant Magazine, PSY, La Fábrica Editorial, Zoom Finland Magazine, and Rolling Stone, among others.
In 2015, her artistic work conducted during the “Granitti Murales” artistic residency culminated in a solo exhibition. Additionally, she was selected by “Carta de España” to deliver a presentation on her photographic work at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
In September 2014, Lucía was chosen to participate in the “Graniti Murales” artistic residency in Italy. A year prior, in April 2013, she contributed to the publication “Todas Direcciones” by Phree publishing house, collaborating with five other photographers.
Lucía Antebi’s artistic portfolio was selected in 2012 to be represented by the English agency Millennium Images. She has also presented her projects and delivered talks at the Blank Paper photography school, including a discussion on her work titled “Unprotected.”
Lucía’s talent and dedication have been recognized in various prestigious events. She was selected to attend portfolio reviews at the Les Rencontres d’Arles in 2008 and the Photoespaña festival in 2011. Within these festivals, she has conducted seminars and workshops alongside esteemed photographers such as Antoine D’Agata, Paolo Roversi, and Martin Parr.
She has received scholarships from the BAF-Angel Photography Scholarship competitions of the city of Córdoba and the International School of Languages in Barcelona, further supporting her artistic pursuits. Lucía Antebi continues to make significant contributions to the world of photography, demonstrating her skill, versatility, and commitment to her craft.
Sarah’s work focuses on female idols and still-life vignettes that are expressions of an internal world of dreaming and reflection.
Gaia of Graniti represents the primordial Earth mother goddess and divine femme that has been celebrated since ancient times. Gaia of Graniti reminds us that we are all part of the same great Earth, and all connected through love.The lynx is symbolic of the wild, like nature itself. It is spitting fire, like near Mount Etna. We are reminded that humans are part of something greater than ourselves, and can never have ultimate control over our universe. Gaia is a protective totem and Sarah’s way of offering a blessing to the people of Graniti.
Sarah Hickey’s body of work, encompassing female idols and still life vignettes, serves as a window into her internal realm of dreams and contemplation. Through intricate layers of imagery and patterns, she captures the essence of beauty, spiritual iconography, and the feminine.
As a versatile artist, Sarah has engaged in various creative pursuits. She has completed residencies at the Tweed River Regional Gallery in NSW and the Graniti Murales residency program in Sicily, Italy. Additionally, she has showcased her skills as a muralist, participating in the Brisbane Street Art Festival in 2019 and leaving her mark with a large-scale mural in Armidale that pays homage to Australia’s first all-female fire brigade, known as “The Amazons,” who operated from 1901 to 1905.
Sarah is a graduate of Griffith University Queensland College of Art, holding bachelor degrees in fine arts and education. Since 2002, she has been employed with Education Queensland, utilizing her artistic expertise in an educational context. With ten solo exhibitions and over thirty group shows under her belt, Sarah’s work has garnered recognition in esteemed competitions such as The Doug Moran Portrait Prize and The Lester Art Prize. She has been selected as a finalist in The Percival Portrait Prize, The Brisbane Portrait Prize, The Kennedy Art Prize, Redland Art Awards, Xstrata Percival Portrait Award, Clayton Utz Art Award, Marie Ellis OAM Drawing Prize, The Mandorla Art Award, Kenilworth Painting Prize, Lethbridge 10000 Art Award, and SBS Portrait Prize.
Sarah Hickey’s artistic journey is marked by her dedication to exploring diverse themes and mediums. Her ability to evoke a sense of introspection and captivate audiences through her intricate and meaningful creations has earned her a well-deserved place in the artistic community.
Lucía Antebi, in Buenos Aires, is a photographer and journalist. She pursued her studies in photography and journalism at the Illinois Central College in Chicago and the Institut d’Estudis Fotogràfics de Catalunya (IEFC).
Throughout her career, she has worked at Oriol Alamany’s studio and participated in the Zahara Foto workshops. Lucía collaborates with renowned national and international editorial media, including Harper’s Bazaar, Yo Dona, El Semanal, Elephant Magazine, PSY, La Fábrica Editorial, Zoom Finland Magazine, and Rolling Stone, among others.
In 2015, her artistic work conducted during the “Granitti Murales” artistic residency culminated in a solo exhibition. Additionally, she was selected by “Carta de España” to deliver a presentation on her photographic work at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
In September 2014, Lucía was chosen to participate in the “Graniti Murales” artistic residency in Italy. A year prior, in April 2013, she contributed to the publication “Todas Direcciones” by Phree publishing house, collaborating with five other photographers.
Lucía Antebi’s artistic portfolio was selected in 2012 to be represented by the English agency Millennium Images. She has also presented her projects and delivered talks at the Blank Paper photography school, including a discussion on her work titled “Unprotected.”
Lucía’s talent and dedication have been recognized in various prestigious events. She was selected to attend portfolio reviews at the Les Rencontres d’Arles in 2008 and the Photoespaña festival in 2011. Within these festivals, she has conducted seminars and workshops alongside esteemed photographers such as Antoine D’Agata, Paolo Roversi, and Martin Parr.
She has received scholarships from the BAF-Angel Photography Scholarship competitions of the city of Córdoba and the International School of Languages in Barcelona, further supporting her artistic pursuits. Lucía Antebi continues to make significant contributions to the world of photography, demonstrating her skill, versatility, and commitment to her craft.
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