Leo Cremonese
Leo’s daily art practice begins with long walks into bushland around Kandos. He uses this meditative time to find ways of shifting perception in order to immerse himself deeply into the natural environment. In the bush, Leo experiments by creating ephemeral installations that usually no-one (apart from the occasional kangaroo or wild goat) ever sees. Sometimes his works are quiet performances, based on rituals and energy. Leo believe this practice helps him shift away from the lineage of Western culture and get closer to the essence of existence through experiencing exhilarating and often enchanting waves of energy. Leo’s works offer a glimpse into a private world. Audiences are invited to immersively share some of the resonances he has unveiled and experience their own gentle sensory and emotional shift.
Leo shuns western culture drawing instead on intuition and shamanism to gain a deeper understanding of this dream we call reality.