Lucas Grogan

Limited Edition Pasta and Salad Bowl by Lucas Grogan. Lucas Grogan lives and works in Melbourne. He began exhibiting in 2005 and since that time has had a meteoric rise to prominence. Essentially a textile artist who also employs drawing, Grogan uses line and pattern in the absence of color, often pairing his unique graphic style with an acerbic wit. His pithy phrases and vignettes of everyday life simultaneously make acute observations while finding connections across a broad spectrum of experiences. His work has appeared in numerous art and design publications and he has undertaken a number of large-scale wall commissions such as the façade of MoVida in Hosier Lane in Melbourne. Grogan&rsquos work is found in the collections of Deutsche Bank, Wesfarmers, David Walsh, Artbank,Newcastle Region and Art Gallery and numerous important private collections.

Limited Edition Oval Platter byLucas Grogan Lucas Grogan lives and works in Melbourne. He began exhibiting in 2005 and since that time has had a meteoric rise to prominence. Essentially a textile artist who also employs drawing, Grogan uses line and pattern in the absence of color, often pairing his unique graphic style with an acerbic wit. His pithy phrases and vignettes of everyday life simultaneously make acute observations while finding connections across a broad spectrum of experiences. His work has appeared in numerous art and design publications and he has undertaken a number of large-scale wall commissions such as the façade of MoVida in Hosier Lane in Melbourne. Grogan's work is found in the collections of Deutsche Bank, Wesfarmers, David Walsh, Artbank,, Newcastle Region and Art Gallery and numerous important private collections.

Limited Edition Medium Bowl byLucas Grogan Lucas Grogan lives and works in Melbourne. He began exhibiting in 2005 and since that time has had a meteoric rise to prominence. Essentially a textile artist who also employs drawing, Grogan uses line and pattern in the absence of color, often pairing his unique graphic style with an acerbic wit. His pithy phrases and vignettes of everyday life simultaneously make acute observations while finding connections across a broad spectrum of experiences. His work has appeared in numerous art and design publications and he has undertaken a number of large-scale wall commissions such as the façade of MoVida in Hosier Lane in Melbourne. Grogan's work is found in the collections of Deutsche Bank, Wesfarmers, David Walsh, Artbank,, Newcastle Region and Art Gallery and numerous important private collections.

Limited Edition Pasta and Salad Bowl byLucas Grogan Lucas Grogan lives and works in Melbourne. He began exhibiting in 2005 and since that time has had a meteoric rise to prominence. Essentially a textile artist who also employs drawing, Grogan uses line and pattern in the absence of color, often pairing his unique graphic style with an acerbic wit. His pithy phrases and vignettes of everyday life simultaneously make acute observations while finding connections across a broad spectrum of experiences. His work has appeared in numerous art and design publications and he has undertaken a number of large-scale wall commissions such as the façade of MoVida in Hosier Lane in Melbourne. Grogan's work is found in the collections of Deutsche Bank, Wesfarmers, David Walsh, Artbank,, Newcastle Region and Art Gallery and numerous important private collections.

Limited Edition Box Set of 4 Dinner Plates by Lucas Grogan  lives and works in Melbourne. He began exhibiting in 2005 and since that time has had a meteoric rise to prominence. Essentially a textile artist who also employs drawing, Grogan uses line and pattern in the absence of color, often pairing his unique graphic style with an acerbic wit. His pithy phrases and vignettes of everyday life simultaneously make acute observations while finding connections across a broad spectrum of experiences. His work has appeared in numerous art and design publications and he has undertaken a number of large-scale wall commissions such as the façade of MoVida in Hosier Lane in Melbourne. Grogan's work is found in the collections of Deutsche Bank, Wesfarmers, David Walsh, Artbank,, Newcastle Region and Art Gallery and numerous important private collections.