Lottie Consalvo is featured in the latest edition of Art Collector Magazine with an insightful editorial by Camilla Wagstuff. The article surveys Lottie's recent practice also includes insightful contributions from Newcastle Art Gallery Director Lauretta Morton OAM, and Ralph Hobbs who writes: "Lottie Consalvo is one of the most compelling artists of her generation. Her work exists in a realm entirely her own—authentic, poetic, and deeply immersive.
Engaging in painting, video, performance, and sculpture, she creates a continuous dialogue between disciplines, where each gesture informs the next, unfolding as a singular,
interconnected vision. Consalvo’s sensitivity to place is ever-present; her surroundings shape and inform her, yet her ideas transcend the physical, manifesting as ethereal, brooding, and profoundly moving expressions. She asks for patience from her audience—her works do not reveal themselves immediately but unfold over time, inviting introspection and quiet revelation.
To stand before a work by Consalvo is to enter a space where thought and feeling converge, drawing the viewer into the depths of their consciousness. She is a beacon of serenity in a world of relentless speed and image overload. It is a trait that makes her practice all the more vital to an audience beginning to tire of the relentless ‘bling’ of contemporary art."
Make sure you pick up a copy to read the full article!
