Maddison Kitching
Maddison Kitching is an emerging artist based in Melbourne (Naarm) whose work investigates human relationships with the natural world. Kitching unpacks everyday symbols representing animals and plants seen in architecture, pop culture, science and literature using painting, collage and sculpture. By investigating these relationships and symbols, Kitching seeks to understand how human culture has been shaped throughout history by the natural world. His recent projects have reflected on: the legacy of species, modification of the axolotl, the role of animal symbols in shaping the national psyche in Australia, and the use of live animals in political diplomacy. Kitching has recently completed residencies at Casa Lu, Mexico City, Testing Grounds, Melbourne (Naarm) and Cowwarr Art Space, Victoria. He has exhibited his work in Mexico, Japan and Australia.
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Maddison Kitching
Untitled (Aussie Emu Citrus), 2021
oil and acrylic paint on plywood, 60 x 75cm (unframed size), framed
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Maddison Kitching
Untitled (Tasmanian Government), 2020
oil, enamel and acrylic paint on plywood, 45 x 55cm (unframed size), framed$1,300 +GST
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Maddison Kitching
Untitled (Freddo Frog), 2022
oil, enamel and acrylic paint on plywood, 60 x 75cm (unframed size)$1,500 +GST
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Maddison Kitching
Untitled (Cricket Australia, Australian Coat of Arms and Roache Hand Dryers), 2021
oil and acrylic paint on plywood, 75 x 60cm (unframed size), framed$1,500 +GST