Artist Information:
Patrick Hromas
Springwood,
Australia
Member Since: Sep 2008

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Artist Statement:
For seven years he had wanted to merge his occasional dalliances with Photoshop to better plan his paintings. Patrick toyed with photocollaged cards that he gave to his close friends and family. This interest was brought to fruition in making mock ups for his first Mis En Scene painting, The ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Patrick Hromas - Exhibiting Resume
CONTACT DETAILS
Address
8 Murray Avenue
Springwood NSW 2777
Telephone
02 4751 8279
Mobile
0415 206 910
Email
cerus@live.com.au
Websites
www.absolutearts.com/portfolios /h/hromas
www.fujicolor.com.au/Cerus
www.artfiles.com.au/patrickhrom as
ABN
26 260 471 096
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
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Artist Galleries:
Coming Soon!
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Artist Reviews:
"From Horses to Myths"
A NEW exhibition for Hunters Hill artist Patrick Hromas finds inspiration in the ancient and modern world.
The Piebald Horse, opening at a Glebe Point Rd cafe gallery on March 16, shows Hromas to be an artist with a wide canvas given his ability to draw...
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Collections:
COLLECTIONS
2009-10 Louise Willis Art Collection, Blue Mountains, NSW, Australia
2008 The Battersby-Bromley Art Collection,
East Lindfield,NSW, Australia
Donation of a painting: When You're Strange, 2004
2005 Australian Alpine Club, Perisher Heutte Ltd.,
Church Point, NSW, Australia
Donation of a drawing: The Imprint of Ganymede, 1999
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Commissions:
COMMISSIONS
2006 - present Private family and animal portrait commissions for residents in and surrounding Sydney, NSW, Australia
2000 Private commissions of drawings and watercolours for Mr Singh, an Indian national
1996 Australian Capital Territory, Campbell, ACT, Australia
Private commission of an equine portrait...
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Patrick Hromas's Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Patrick Hromas's Portfolio. For seven years he had wanted to merge his occasional dalliances with Photoshop to better plan his paintings. Patrick toyed with photocollaged cards that he gave to his close friends and family. This interest was brought to fruition in making mock ups for his first Mis En Scene painting, The Youths Propose. In fact, Patrick sees the progression of his artworks from when he drew large scale drawings on stretched paper and went under the pseudonym or self-appointed title, Child of Equus. He found that his audience was not as interested in as his drawings as they were in his paintings, besides he had longed to utilize his training at the Canberra School of Art, where he studied with intensity the human figure, easily transposing these skills to that of the Equine figure. Although he had not tackled the human form in oil paints, concentrating on layering his coloured glazes, much like his juvenilia watercolours, it seemed the only logical progression.
Patrick is currently curating "Panoply" a mini-retrospective group show at various locations at The Department of Fair Trade in western Sydney with OIFCAA. OIFCAA represents people in the Lower Blue Mountains that have had thier lives touched ... |
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