Simône Serle
Born in Melbourne Australia, Simône Serle grew up immersed in the artworld and surrounded by creativity. As the daughter of an artist Simône spent her childhood travelling extensively and living around the world with her family. She has lived in Spain and France; worked in Hong Kong and most recently Vancouver, Canada. It is this transient and dynamic background that has informed her work.
Simône studied painting under her father John Serle, who was a highly accomplished artist and significant influence on Simône and her work. She then went on to graduate Bachelor Arts (Honors) in Interior Design at RMIT.
Simône worked as an Interior Designer for the last 25 years, both here in Australia and overseas and during this time, she has continued her dedication to her art practice.
Simône is a contemporary abstract expressionist artist exploring the narrative between landscape and the visceral; the kinetic and fixed states of being. Her artwork is primarily oil and acrylic and it evolves through a process of different mediums and how they combine to create forms, textures and images. The artwork almost takes on an aerial perspective, yet it remains firmly abstracted rather than figurative.
