— The Dance of the Hours
This work powerfully symbolises the eternal struggle between light and darkness, capturing the passage of time from a serene morning dance to an exhilarating night-time performance. Dancers have continually pursued the extraordinary---defying gravity with audacious leaps and soaring choreography.
“it takes a great deal of strength of character to weather the ups and downs of life in art”
— BILLICH
The Greatest living Australian Surrealist artist meets The Master of Surrealism, Salvador Dalí.
As a young man Charles Billich fell under the spell of Dalí. The art of Billich – technically highly accomplished, detailed in style, ambitious and imaginative, bears the hallmarks of what Salvador Dalí had introduced into the world of fine art a century earlier. However, Billich is a man of his own time and his artworks wonderfully, and uniquely, reflect the world of today.
— James Sanders
THE DALÍ UNIVERSE
Styles
OILS ON BELGIAN LINEN
“Oil has always been my faithful companion, but there is still much to be said about the translucency of pastels”
DRAWINGS ON PAPER
“With oil, you write a book, with drawing maybe a page, at best a chapter”
LIMITED EDITIONS
“I would describe my first exploration into the world of the surrealism as the time I was a nomad”
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billich art gallery
Billich Gallery has recently joined the General Post Office Precinct, located on the George Street entrance of The Fullerton Hotel Sydney.
The Billich Gallery is open daily, and entry is free.
9.00 a.m. - 7.00 p.m. Monday – Sunday
Enquiries at billich@billich.com
The Fullerton Hotel
Billich Gallery at The Fullerton Hotel
Lobby Level/1 Martin Pl
Sydney, Australia