JUDITH DALOZZO
Born in Adelaide in 1971, Judith’s childhood consisted of bohemian treks around Australia with her parents; “The stark light and vivid colours of nature were my initial inspirations” she contemplates. Judith inherited her parent’s talent for fine art and cultivated her interest with further travels to the United States, Canada and Europe.
Judith attended the “Ecole Superieur D'Art Plastique et Visuel” in Mons, Belgium where she accepted a scholarship along with a five year living grant, an enormous privilege for an up and coming artist from Australia.
Judith first picked up a brush at age nine and beagn her career as a professional artist at just 20 years of age, when she realised painting was her true passion. Judith has always drawn inspiration from still life and has gained her recognition as a prominent and collectible still-life painter, both in Australia and overseas. Her work hangs in offices of corporate giants including American Express, MLC Insurance, Mercedes Benz and by the royal family of Abu Dhabi.
Judith now works from her studio on the beautiful Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia painting for at least one major exhibition a year since 1991.
With subtle use of colour and a deep respect for the technical skills of drawing and painting, Judith creates paintings which evoke a sense of tranquillity and balance. Judith primarily focuses on subjects such as still life oil paintings on canvas and ink nude drawings on paper. Judith has a talent for exceptional use of subject matter, composition and colour merging. Her work exudes a quality of freshness, youth and vitality. She also has an innate talent for being able to harmonize the traditional with the modern. Her talents aren’t just restricted to canvas, discovering her versatility in ceramic and sculpture, has proved she excels in all mediums.
She says this about her work:
"For me, still life is everywhere we look. It is the clock face of time and culture. From the fresques at Pompeii, to Bruegel's interiors or Gaugin's fruit. .... we understand it and recognise it. I take objects that are often overlooked, but we see everyday and bring them to life for all of us to admire.
My inspiration is to capture the quiet, simple, timeless objects of our daily life....."
"I try to impart a sense of harmony and balance through my work. My aim is to paint pictures that people can live with and look at with increasing pleasure - to capture a feeling or a moment in time which then becomes timeless... the colours and textures of fruit, the reflection on glass, table tops catching the morning or afternoon light, cherries falling off the tablecloths..""
And if my paintings evoke in the viewer a sense of tranquillity and balance, then I’m satisfied and ready to start again....
EXHIBITIONS:
91-Chateau Wilson- La Louviere, Belgium
92-Le Surf- Noumea, New Caledonia
93-Gallerie Cleese- Mons, Belgium
93-Red Hill Gallery- Brisbane
93-Montville Gallery- Montville
94-Aux Sabots D'Helene- Mons, Belgium
95-Shubert Galleries- Australian Woman Artists- Gold Coast
95-Studio Gallery- Gold Coast
96-Crafters Gallery- Mt Tambourine
96-Arte Bello Gallery- Noumea
97-Beachside Gallery- Rising Stars- Noosa Heads
97-Da Lozzo Art Gallery- Robina
98-Beachside Gallery- Young Achievers- Noosa Heads
98-Da Lozzo Art Gallery- Broadbeach
99-Da Lozzo Art Gallery- Surfers Paradise
00-Beachside Gallery- Winter Sunshine- Noosa Heads
00-Art Gallery- Sydney
00-Da Lozzo Art Gallery- Silhouette Imaginaire- Broadbeach
01-Da Lozzo Galleries- Unveiled- Surfers Paradise
01-Da Lozzo Art Gallery- Major Exhibition- Sydney
02-Da Lozzo Galleries-Major Exhibition- Surfers Paradise
03-Da Lozzo Art Gallery- European Escapade- Surfers Paradise
03-Conrad Jupiters- Surfers Paradise
04-Da Lozzo Art Gallery- Still Life, Nudes, The Kimberleys- Sydney
05-Moulton Galleries- Romantic Impressionism- Mosman
05-Ronald Coles Galleries- Lucette, Judith Dalozzo- Kenthurst
06-Red Hill Gallery- Brisbane
08-Red Hill Gallery- Women of Substance - Brisbane
09-Montville Art Gallery- Artist of the Month - Montville
09-Red Hill Gallery- Springtime Exhibition - Brisbane
10-Montville Art Gallery- Artist of the Month – Montville
11- Toowoomba Grammer School- Feature Artist- Toowoomba
11-Montville Art Gallery- Artist of the Month - Montville
11-Mackay Harrison Galleries- Featured artist – Ballina
11-Red Hill Gallery – Beyond the Bounderies – Brisbane
PRESENTATIONS & AWARDS:
WINNER AUSTRALIAN ARTIST STILL LIFE AWARD - September 2011 GAINSBOROUGH GREENS ART AWARD - Finalist 2011
AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATED BROKERS - Sydney
BANK OF QUEENSLAND - Southport
BELGIAN CONSULATE - Sydney
CLASSIC BLUE COMPUTERS - Brisbane
GOLD COAST INFOLINK – Gold Coast
OCEANIA BROADBEACH – Gold Coast
COURTYARD MARRIOTT – Gold Coast
BREAKFREE RESORT “WINGS” – Gold Coast
BIARRITZ APARTMENTS BROADBEACH – Gold Coast
BUSINESS CATALYST INTERNATIONAL - Sydney
PEOTEIN TECHNOLOGIES INTERNATIONAL - Sydney
GENESIS MEDICAL - Sydney
CHOICE PERSONNEL (MARTIN PLACE) - Sydney
RECKITT BENCKISER - Sydney
ATAHA AL-FAHIM (ROYALTY – ABU DHABI)
MERCEDES NOUMEA – New Caledonia
BAHAI TEMPLE- Brisbane
BARTERCARD AUSTRALIA - Gold Coast
SIRROMET WINES - Queensland
KURRAWA SURF LIFESAVING CLUB- Gold Coast
PUBLICATIONS:
THE MOSMAN DAILY "Mother and Daughter exhibition" Thur 28th April 2005
SYDNEY COURIER "Mother and Daughter Duo" Wed 9th March 2005
QLD HOMES MAGAZINE « Devine Resurrection » Summer 2003/2004
ANTIQUE & ART IN QUEENSLAND ”Prints or Originals when to choose” July/August 2003
GOLD COAST BULLETIN CONFIDENTIAL “David and Kerry spot another gem” March 3rd 2003
GOLD COAST BULLETIN “The Art of Fine Dining” March 3rd 2003
GOLD COAST BULLETIN “Girls on the go-European Escapade” 29th August 2003
GOLD COAST SUN “Art escape” 3rd September 2003
ANTIQUE & ART IN QUEENSLAND “Australia’s largest family owned gallery” March/July 2002
BRISBANE COURIER MAIL “Up and coming artists bridge the generation gap” 1998
GOLD COAST LIFESTYLE WEEKLY Dec/Jan 1998
BRISBANE SUNDAY MAIL “Young at art” 1997
NZ HOUSE & GARDEN 1997
GOLD COAST WEEKEND REVIEW “All in the family” Sat 16th/17th March 1996
ARTS UNLIMITED “Dalozzo trilogy” 1993
GOLD COAST BULLETIN Art Talk “Life still a family affair for artist born to paint” 10th November 2003
AUSTRALIAN ARTIST “What Galleries Like Right Now” - September 2010
AUSTRALIAN ARTIST “Still Life Winner” - September 2011
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