This one-of-a-kind mixed media artwork reimagines the iconic Australian living room of the 1970s, centred around a vintage television set—once the heart of every home. Built around an authentic retro TV form, the work blends painting, collage, and found imagery to explore how media shapes identity.
The faceless figure, replaced by a television screen, suggests the merging of self and broadcast—where personality, culture, and memory are filtered through what we watch. Layers of printed material and painterly marks evoke the static, colour bleed, and visual noise of analogue transmission, capturing the raw energy of 1970s television.
Both nostalgic and contemporary, this piece is completely unique—a true conversation starter that bridges past and present. It celebrates an era of shared viewing while questioning the enduring influence of screens in our lives today.