For her latest body of work, Logue has returned for inspiration to her country studio. “After being away for some time, I began to see the landscape in a more detailed way,” she says. “My eyes didn’t so much go towards the wider view but more towards the minutia or the ‘stuff’ that makes up the landscape…. These visual textures and ‘over-lapping’ of shapes have made their way into my new paintings – the works are about a more intimate view and speak of a kind of journey in, around, and through, rather than a conventional one-point perspective view.”
– Andrew Frost, 2015 (catalogue essay)
