PARKER Contemporary presents revisiting the bush, the first major body of work in several years from contemporary artist Dr Tim Mosely. This new series of multi-layered reductive lino prints see Mosely return to the Australian bush as subject and site, exploring its textures, rhythms and shifting presence through the hand-printed surface.

A significant figure in contemporary print culture, Mosely has dedicated more than three decades to the fields of artists books, haptic aesthetics and material experimentation. His works are represented in major collections worldwide, including the British Library, the Bodleian Library and Harvard University. In Revisiting the Bush, Mosely draws upon his deep knowledge of relief processes and his longstanding inquiry into the sensory reception of art, producing images that are both visceral and contemplative.

This exhibition marks a rare opportunity to encounter a substantial new body of work from one of Australia’s most respected contemporary artists, offering a renewed vision of landscape grounded in touch, process and memory.

Request a preview to the exhibition catalogue, featuring an exhibition essay by Professor Emeritus Pat Hoffie AM.