Both flesh and not #1Zoe Croggon · 2013
Collage- WallArt
- Contemporary Art
2013- Contemporary
70.0 x 83.0 cm
Ian Potter Museum of Art
Zoe Croggon (1989 –)
Explore the layered collages of Zoe Croggon, a Melbourne-based artist blending texture & found imagery. Her work investigates abstraction & representation across exhibitions in Australia & beyond.
Ian Potter Museum of Art (Carlton, Australia)
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About this artwork
- Title: Both flesh and not #1
- Artist: Zoe Croggon
- Year: 2013
- Original dimensions: 70.0 x 83.0 cm
- Format: Landscape
- Copyright status: Under copyright
- Where to see it: Ian Potter Museum of Art
- Movement: Contemporary Art
- Period: Contemporary
- Medium type: WallArt
Quick Facts
- Year: 2013
- Artistic style: Abstract, surreal, collage
- Medium: Collage
- Title: Both flesh and not #1
- Subject or theme: Motion, perception, and layered reality
- Notable elements: Silhouette, layered fragments, bright red
Questions & Answers
At what age did Zoe Croggon make "Both flesh and not #1"?
When "Both flesh and not #1" was created in 2013, Zoe Croggon - born in 1989 - was 24 years old.
Is "Both flesh and not #1" by Zoe Croggon a portrait, landscape or square composition?
The format of "Both flesh and not #1" is landscape. This is useful when planning where a reproduction will be placed.
Who created "Both flesh and not #1"?
The artist behind "Both flesh and not #1" is Zoe Croggon. The work is catalogued under Zoe Croggon's name.
What is the emotional tone of "Both flesh and not #1" by Zoe Croggon?
"Both flesh and not #1" by Zoe Croggon conveys a dramatic emotional tone.
What subjects appear in "Both flesh and not #1" by Zoe Croggon?
The subjects of "Both flesh and not #1" are abstract, collage, silhouette, red background, mixed media, fragmented form, surrealism.
What is the creation date of "Both flesh and not #1" by Zoe Croggon?
"Both flesh and not #1" dates from 2013. The date places the work within Zoe Croggon's career and its era.
Who made "Both flesh and not #1", and when?
"Both flesh and not #1" was created by Zoe Croggon in 2013.