David Noonan was born in Ballarat, Australia, 1969. He lives and works in London. He holds a BFA from Ballarat University College and a MFA from the Victorian College of the Arts, Melbourne.
David Noonan fuses image with image in evocative and uncanny treatments of materials, objects and figures. Noonan reworks archival photographs of people, places and events to produce an almost cinematic sense of shared time and space. His paneled sculptures, bleach paintings, collages, silk-screens, wallpapers and films intrigue and disquiet with their compelling convergence of myth and realism.
Noonan’s work explores the inner workings of memory, connotation, and sentiment. His amalgams of documents and textures resonate with a psychic force, producing fictional histories and imaginary landscapes that provoke, disquiet, and charm.
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Noonan, David
Villa Balthaus 1
Date: 2004 Movement: Art Now / Recent Theme: Landscape Technique: Mixed technique
Noonan, David
Untitled
Date: 2008 Movement: Art Now / Recent Theme: Other/Unknown Technique: Silk screen
Noonan, David
Untitled
Date: 2009 Movement: Art Now / Recent Theme: Other/Unknown Technique: Collage
Noonan, David
Untitled
Date: 2007 Movement: Art Now / Recent Theme: Other/Unknown Technique: Collage
Noonan, David
Untitled
Date: 2006 Movement: Art Now / Recent Theme: Other/Unknown Technique: Silk screen
Noonan, David
Untitled (detail)
Date: 2008 Movement: Art Now / Recent Theme: Portrait Technique: Installation
Noonan, David
Untitled
Date: 2007 Movement: Art Now / Recent Theme: Other/Unknown Technique: Collage
Noonan, David
Study for a man in furs
Date: 2010 Movement: Art Now / Recent Theme: Portrait Technique: Silk screen
Noonan, David
Untitled
Date: 2007 Movement: Art Now / Recent Theme: Other/Unknown Technique: Collage