COLIN
AUSTRALIAN ART
THE STORY      so far
Receiving his first commission in 1986, producing 50 oil paintings for the  "Seahaven resort" Noosa! Followed by many  private and company commissions!
Some of his most creative breakthrough over the past ten years has been with the developement  of works of art commissioned by designers and private clients who have given colin the support and the freedom to create site specific works! Colin continues to exhibit when he chooses!
To find out more, please feel free to call or email.  
This is the site to see the works and find out the story of Colin Passmore,
choose from the works on show or have Colin design a special piece for your own personal space! This is his story so far!
tel. 0428 775154
2011
PASSMORE
Born and educated in Western Australia, Colin Passmore
relocated with his young family to Noosa Qld in 1982 and
emerged as an exhibiting artist at that time. Since then, he
has become a very popular and innovative artist across
Australia. Over the past 35 years Colin's work has fostered widespread acclaim and notoriety in Australia and
internationally. Having exhibited in nearly every city of Australia also Tokyo Japan in1999. Colins works have found their way to many international collectors inc U.S.A., Canada, England, Hong Kong, Singapore, The Middle East, New Zealand and Holland. Along with University, Corporate and private collections in Australia.

In his practice, Colin has developed distinct themes and unique styles of painting; his best known are the Australian
outback desert series along with the coastal imagery of the well known Paperbark paintings, often experimenting with
various mediums and imagery to satisfy his need for new and exciting working methods. However diverse in his subject.
Colin's work is engrossingly expressive, enrichingly coloured, always recognisable as a Passmore painting, always executed with graphic sensibility that is striking and memorable.
$8000 donation to "Unity Water" for East Timor Community Clean Water & Sanitation Project 2016 Auction.
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