Celia
Fernandez

Celia Fernandez is an award-winning artist and frequently represented as a finalist in prominent Australian art prizes.

She explores the interrelation between colour and shape to create a visual experience that engages the sight and emotions of the public via her geometric abstract painting style.

Through the use of dots, she creates art that communicates a sense of spirituality. As a result, her paintings usually depict social emotions and behaviours with the colours representing the diversity of people’s race, culture, gender, personality, etc.

In Celia’s work you’ll notice the influence of Bridget Riley's drawing compositions and the obsessive, repetitious mark-making of Yayoi Kusama. Inspired by her two major influences, she developed her own original technique.

Her almost hypnotizing pop pointillism displays intense attention to precision and detail, playing with the illusion of perfection.

Her work is experimental, original, intuitive and playful, a delightful representation of contemporary Art.