greg mallyon |contemporary art | australia
Projects
The Omaroo Suite
a project in collaboration with Manyung Gallery and Framed Future Architects Sydney
In late 2023 Greg completed a site-specific suite of works for a luxury apartment complex located in the spectacular landscape of Church Point at Pittwater north of Sydney.
The brief was to reflect the surrounding landscape and coastline in a series of compatible paintings that could hang together in groups or as solo pieces .
Theme 1 The Jewel Sea
this series explores the tidal inlets, rockpools and coastal features including the ever-changing blues and greens of the water.
Theme 2 -The natural bush
This collection is inspired by the palette of the building itself and the use of stone as well as the surrounding eucalyptus forests and sedimentary rock formations and scared sites of the nearby national park
The Art Works
The Omaroo suite consists of square ( 50 x50 cms ) and rectangular ( 120 x 50 cms) compositions that can be mixed and matched in various configurations They are available for purchase or commission
Square works @$1750 and rectangular works @ $2750
CONTACT Sharyn ( Manyung Gallery ) on 0419595222
or Vicki ( Framed Future Architects ) on 0421001475
Macquarie Park Mausoleum Sydney
a project in collaboration with Manyung Gallery and Gardner Wetherill Architects Sydney
The spectacular Walumatta Centre was opened in 2018 .Greg was commissioned to create 4 large site-specific paintings for the foyer and entry areas . The theme for the suite was The River a reference to the journey of life. Depictions of nearby rivers such as The Hawkesbury and Nepean represented the beginning and end of the life cycle .
Past Commissions
Crown Casino Melbourne
Office of the premier Hobart Tasmania
Hayman Island Hotel
Victoria University ( boardroom )
Australian Farmers Federation
Optus Vision Australia
Orbital bar and Restaurant London
Kuala Lumpur Airport
Shangri La Hotel Singapore
Centrum Architects Melbourne
Gary Catt Architects Melbourne
Council of Adult Education
Royal Exhibition Buildings Melbourne
Boroondara Council Melbourne
Sheraton Hotel Noosa