2016

Missing Corners began as an exploration of implied form. As the plans of the sculpture overlap, the corners dissolve and the overall dynamic becomes that of a continuum. By imploring movement through parallax, the sculpture explores the correlation of impression and assumption as it asks the mind to fill in the gaps.

Courtesy of Sullivan + Strumpf

About the Artist

Queensland-based artist Daniel Templeman holds a Doctorate in Visual Arts from the Griffith University, as well as an Honours Degree in Visual Arts, Bachelor of Visual Arts, and a Certificate in Visual Art.

Almost 20 solo exhibitions have highlighted his talents since 1998, including 2014's Running Interference (Sullivan + Strumpf, Sydney), 2013's Four Rings (Spiro Grace Art Rooms, Brisbane), 2012's New York City staged Sun Shower (Thomas Hunter Project Gallery) and 2011's Back and Forth (Gallery Barry Keldoulis, Sydney). His public commissions are many while his works feature in local and international private and corporate collections including the University of Queensland, Artbank, Education Queensland, Queensland College of Art, Macquarie University, Queensland Investment Corporation and Queensland State Government collections.

In 2012 he traveled to the US as International Artist Resident at Crane Arts in Philadelphia having earlier been Art Omi's International artist resident in New York State. He won the Object based Art, ABGS Emerging Artists Prize for two years running early on and has previously been part of the Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize, where he was highly commended in 2007.