Tristan Chant

B. 1980, Sydney, Australia 
Lives and Works in Sydney, Australia. 


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Tristan Chant, Artist portrait, 2024, Photographer - Robin Hearfield

 

Tristan Chant is a multi-disciplinary artist working across print, collage and textile mediums. His practice initiates a dialogue about our relationship to images and the way in which we consume them. Mining images from art history, adult magazines, children’s books and popular media, Chant’s work is at turns political, humorous, and poetic. Chant holds a Bachelors Degree from the National Art School and a Masters of Arts Administration from UNSW Art & Design. He has been a finalist in the Fisher Ghost Award, Wangaratta Contemporary Textile Award, KAAF Art Prize, Waverley Art Prize and the Mosman Art Prize. 

Tristan Chant, Taste of Country Fresh, 2023, jacquard woven tapestry, 162 x 246cm (Diptych)

 

Tristan Chant, A New Idea, 2023, jacquard woven tapestry, 162 x 123cm

 

Tristan Chant, Country Fresh, 2023, jacquard woven tapestry, 162 x 123cm

 

Tristan Chant, The Country Fresh, 2023, jacquard woven tapestry, 162 x 123cm

Tristan Chant, Alive with pleasure!, 2024, exhibition views by Ashley Mackevicius

Tristan Chant, The Refreshness, 2023, jacquard woven tapestry, 160 x 120cm

Gardens, 2022, Jennings Kerr. Exhibition views. Photography Ashley Mackevicius

 Abutilon Hybridum #1, 2022, jacquard woven tapestry, 105 x 75cm

 

Alyogyne huegelii #1, 2022, jacquard woven tapestry, 105 x 75cm

 

Digitalis purpurea #1, 2022, jacquard woven tapestry, 105 x 75cm

 

Rosa Wekcisbako #1, 2022, jacquard woven tapestry, 105 x 75cm

 

Digitalis Purpurea ‘Dalmatian Peach’, 2022, jacquard woven tapestry, 155 x 120cm

Reptile. Bugs, Shells, 2022, pigment on paper mounted to panel, 66 x 48cm

 

Peaches n Grapes, 2022, pigment on paper mounted to panel, 66 x 50cm

Gardens, 2022, Jennings Kerr. Exhibition views. Photography Ashley Mackevicius

Blue Knot with Bees, 2022, pigment on paper mounted to panel, 66 x 53cm

Ladybugs with Flowers, 2022, pigment on paper mounted to panel, 66 x 50cm

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