The dialogue of Carl’s contemporary public art posters is often about creating a new narrative about our economic, spiritual, environmental and societal paradigms as the current trajectory is no longer sustainable for humanity.
Carl explores the genre of collage using the fingerprint rather than digitised imagery. His collages are created from cut up segments of his energy field paintings, photocopied text and archival glue.
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THE 6TH EXTINCTION POSTER
Collage and Acrylic Paint on cardboard. Various dimensions 2020
Self-initiated public poster project 2020
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IMPORTANTS WORDS POSTER
Collage and Acrylic Paint on cardboard. Various dimensions 2020
Self-initiated public poster project 2020
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EXISTENTIAL CRISIS POSTER
Collage and Acrylic Paint on cardboard. Various dimensions 2020
Self-initiated public poster project 2020
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EMBRACE THE UNKNOWN POSTER
Collage and Acrylic Paint on cardboard. Various dimensions 2020
Self-initiated public poster project 2020
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MULTICULTURAL SYDNEY POSTER
Acrylic Paint on Archival Paper. 21 cm x 29.5 cm 2009
Winner of City of Sydney Multicultural Art Competition 2009
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COOK COMMUNITY GARDENS WATERLOO
Oil Paint on MDF Board 40 cm x 40 cm 2011
Finalist in 2011 City of Villages Poster Competition
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PEOPLE POWER
Collage and Acrylic Paint on cardboard. 20 cm x 16 cm 2020
Created for the Minerals Council to prompt incorporating climate change measures.
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HNG
Collage and Acrylic Paint on cardboard. 30 cm x 21 cm 2020 (Not Available)
HNG = High Energy. Quantum Physics states all matter is energy.
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SHINE ON WHILE WE ARE HERE
Collage and Acrylic Paint on cardboard. 25 cm x 15 cm 2020
A mini meditation or visual vignette for the times in which we live in.
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2018 Palliative Care Conference Poster
91cm x 61 cm Text overlaid on Acrylic Painting on Paper
A poster created to highlight a range of challenges people who work in palliative care may face as we move into a rapidly transitioning world.
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NAPWHA COLLAGE ILLUSTRATIONS
29.5 cm x 21 cm Acrylic Paintings Collaged onto Archival Paper
A series of contemporary illustrations commissioned for the the NAPWHA Peer Support Standards handbook.