Beastman Begins friday 14 nov

November 11th, 2008 by admin

‘Beastman Begins’ is the debut solo exhibition of artwork and photography by sydney based artist and watim founder/editor, brad eastman (aka beastman).
The show opens this friday 14 november

6.30pm-9pm at china heights gallery,

257 crown street, darlinghurst (sydney) and continues until 19 november.

Beastman (Brad Eastman) is an artist, designer and photographer based at World’s End Studio in Sydney, Australia. Using acrylic and ink he produces intricately detailed artworks on canvas and wood, depicting a parallel world of scaly skinned, bold outlined, beast-like characters struggling to deal with feelings of anger, stress, jealousy, lust, confusion and paranoia.

Years of skateboarding around the streets of Sydney has strongly influenced his characters, concepts and unique style, developed over a decade of drawing in sketchbooks and shooting photos. Heraldry, family, friendship, human influence on nature, the ocean, violence, symmetry, spirits, birth and the afterlife are all themes which are evident in his artwork.

Beastman has exhibited in Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and London and has been featured in publications such as Empty Magazine, Semi-Permanent, Deadbeat Magazine, Oh Really, Edtn Magazine, Blanket and more. Beastman has designed skateboards and graphics for various brands including Amnesia, Folklore, Mambo and Mingo Lamberti. His 35mm colour and black & white photography has been published in magazines such as ASM and Wooden Toy. The exhibition will include a series of framed photographs both new and old, featuring friends, family, skateboarding and other random images that he has captured over the last 10 years.

More info here - www.beastman.com.au

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