James Oram
Furrows, 2016

James Oram
Furrows, 2016
James Oram is known for his satirical comments on everyday situations and human interactions.
This new series of drawings, sculptures and paintings are typically deadpan in their humour. Recurring themes and thoughts pervade his storytelling capturing his view of the world.
Oram’s ideas find form across moving image, sculpture, drawing and installation. Yet, for all the diversity of his practice, his conceptual intent and interest is a rich vein running through all his works, whether they be sparse and autobiographical line drawings or bold concrete sculpture of words already heavy with meaning. James Oram provides a compelling mix of surface simplicity and darker undercurrents exploring the small, introspective battles of individual existence.
Photo Credit: Daniela Aebli

Furrows, 2016, James Oram

James Oram, Furrows, 2016
Furrows, 2016, James Oram

Artworks

Tim J. Veling
D,P,O., 2014

Pauline Rhodes
Towards the Light, 2016

Louise Palmer
90 Canon (a series of empty rooms), 2016

Emma Fitts
Fit-out for Olivia Spencer Bower, 2015

Ana Iti
First, they chose a name, 2016

Daegan Wells
Sutton's Garden, 2016

Jacquelyn Greenbank
Squatch, 2015

James Oram
Furrows, 2016

Nina Oberg Humphries
Lilia, 2015

Steve Carr
Watermelon, 2015

Tjalling de Vries
Copy Card

Rob Hood
Coupland’s Waterfall, 2016

Scott Flanagan
Wild South—Young Mountains, 2016
