Artist Profile

Cressida Campbell

Plastered across the press release for this survey show is a quote: “Every artist has their language – any halfdecent artist has their particular handwriting, as Margaret Olley used to say – and it’s showing people how to see your vision of the world.” This sentiment, of vocabulary and vision, is true for all artists of course, but Cressida Campbell shows us hers with a clarity and continuity that feels radical in an art world that champions extreme evolution and big stylistic strides in an artist’s career.

Campbell’s long-spoken visual language is, indeed, singular and steadfast. Working from her backyard studio, the artist has been creating single edition prints and painted woodblocks

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