Saxon Quinn

Saxon Quinn (b.1986) is an Australian artist whose work explores themes of identity, memory and emotional connection through a distinctive visual language that blends figuration with symbolic abstraction. Deeply informed by personal experience, his practice draws on family, childhood and the shifting dynamics of relationships.

Quinn has exhibited extensively throughout Australia and internationally. His work is held in prominent private and institutional collections including Fundación Carmen & Lluís Bassat, Colección María Cristina Masaveu, TV.VA Collection, Colección Alonso, Colección Manuel Exposito, the Hernandez Bonnel Collection, Oller del Mas Collection, ALMAR Collection and the Margenat Collection.

Saint Cloche proudly represents Saxon Quinn.

“I’m forever chasing a naïve approach that invites conversation, whether it’s praise or criticism. I love hearing someone say, ‘I could have done that,’ or ‘My kid could do better,’ because there is always method to the madness. Beneath the rawness of the marks are stories shaped by the insecurities of growing up, and the desire to find identity through material objects, status and music.”

“I’m forever chasing a naïve approach that invites conversation, whether it’s praise or criticism. I love hearing someone say, ‘I could have done that,’ or ‘My kid could do better,’ because there is always method to the madness. Beneath the rawness of the marks are stories shaped by the insecurities of growing up, and the desire to find identity through material objects, status and music.”

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37 MacDonald St, Paddington NSW Australia 2021

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