David Aspden.

David Aspden (1935-2005) was a pioneering Australian abstract artist celebrated for his dynamic and expressive works. Born on February 3, 1935, in Sydney, Australia, Aspden studied at the National Art School in the 1950s, where he developed a passion for abstract expressionism.

In the 1960s, Aspden embraced the abstract expressionist style, featuring bold brushstrokes and vibrant colors in his paintings. The 1970s marked a significant shift as he began experimenting with shaped canvases, introducing a sculptural element to his work. Throughout his career, Aspden's art evolved, from bold, expressive strokes to the geometric precision of his later pieces. His innovative use of form challenged traditional painting norms, earning him recognition, including the Wynne Prize in 1986.  

David Aspden's influence on Australian abstraction is profound, and his work continues to inspire artists. He passed away
on July 5, 2005, leaving a lasting legacy of innovation and experimentation in the realm of contemporary art.

Untitled - 1990  |  $14,000

Acrylic on Artist Paper

113 x 75cm