Robert Jacks 'Harlequin Red Ground' mixed media ‘The Diving Pool’ occurs in

‘The Diving Pool’ occurs in a universe that never existed and yet it is somehow familiar

He plays on the concept of a muse

Aspden's importance to the evolution of Australian abstract movement had been recognised by numerous awards and prizes

would have more than doubled Velázquez's auction record

Robert Jacks 'Harlequin Red Ground' mixed media ‘The Diving Pool’ occurs inRobert Jacks represents one of Australias most esteemed and distinctive abstract artists. From selling out his first solo exhibition in 1966, spending ten years on a self described international internship in New York and Canada through to a major retrospective at the National Gallery of Victoria in 2014, Jacks spent a lifetime fine tuning his visual language. Against a succulent orange backdrop, Harlequin Red Ground centres an hourglass shape.