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“His work is unique and striking and his portrait illustrations are outstanding.” – Victoria Surtic, Laundry Magazine (UK)

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About the artist “I’ve been focusing on portraiture for the past 10 years and have found it to be an exciting process to explore diverse identities. Portraits enhance a moment, elevate a subject and reveal a beautiful truth about someone. As the viewer, you have an intimate sense of the person’s personality, state of mind and place in time.” Marc Némorin is an Australian mixed media/multi media artist, with a love of studying thought leaders, disruptors and changemakers. He thrives from the energetic exchange involved in creating his art. That invitation to be part of someone’s life for a period of time. Marc has a deep understanding of the trust involved in interpreting a powerful part of a person’s psyche and so intimately crafts his storytelling through his unique visual expression with utmost respect. Exhibitions Portraits (group exhibition) – The Brick Lane Gallery, London 2016 ​ Publicity and Publications Featured Artist in Curatorial Vol 1, Leaders in Contemporary Art (published by Capsules Book, 2019) Radio Interview 3ZZZ (2017) Creative Interview with Laundry Magazine (UK, 2016) ​ Corporate Commissions Australian Geographic Explorers Autism Spectrum Australia Better Homes & Gardens Campbell Page Daily Telegraph Dare Magazine Monash University News.com.au Oxfam RadioSmartMouth RedPorkPress Superfood Ideas The Australian The Courier Mail The Herald Sun Travel Insider (Qantas Inflight Magazine) Voyeur Magazine (for Virgin Australia) Zahra Helps

Sometimes you crack. Just a little. After an intense period of change, I’ve had the chance to take a well needed period of deep rest and recalibration. It is now a time to remember my bolder and braver self. ​ Although sometimes painful, I remind myself that change is necessary and to trust intuition and let passion be my guide. Some moments are welcomed and others more jarring. For every crack, there is an opportunity for light to pour in – a doorway to the extraordinary and an invitation to embrace authenticity. A chance to shake off conventional norms and embrace unique ways of self expression. ​ So back to the practice of mindfulness and making marks: scribbling, scratching, finding a flow state. Every hour that I spend experimenting, I know I’m laying the foundation for every tomorrow – a brighter, more creative one. ​ (New glasses – 2023) Pushing paint. For me, abstraction is a starting point. I naturally find myself pushing paint into something recognisable, the strokes become more intentional as the artwork forms. Days of troweling and scraping away at a portrait that celebrates deep love, connection and respect – an energetic marker of welcome to our space. As we move into a new year, it’s a timely reminder that the only way to thrive is to be yourself. (Here’s to you kiddo! – 2023) Oil on canvas 45cm x 60cm

“His portraits are engaging and pull the viewer into a relationship.” – Lucy Fiddian-Green, The Brick Lane Gallery (London)