Joshua de Gruchy (b.1999) is an artist living on Dja Dja Warrung country in central Victoria.
His work draws inspiration from the Australian landscape and stems from studies made during painting trips out bush, where he camps, lives simply and translates thoughts to paper and wood.
It is the colour and form of the land, paired with the memory of those places that shape his studio work, allowing him to investigate the space between figuration and abstraction as a way of storytelling.
Having chosen an alternative approach to fine arts education through travel and self-directed research, de Gruchy has exhibit-ed in solo and group exhibitions across the country, and is held in private collections both local and abroad.
