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Artist – Sue Leeming

Sue Leeming (Te Atiawa) is an Australian resident born in Taranaki, New Zealand. She attended The Elam School of Fine Art, Auckland, graduating with a BFA and Post-Graduate Diploma in Fine Art in 1995. She immigrated to Perth in 1998 and works from her home studio based in Byford, Serpentine/Jarrahdale WA, and is a proud mother of four teens. She is represented by STALA Contemporary Art Gallery in West Perth, and is an award winning artist with work held in public and private collections.

Sue Leeming

‘I often find myself travelling through difficult times and in the midst of challenges and struggle, of suffering and loss partnered with joy and hope. I often find there are no words to truly express this state of being, it is a place known to all people and a place that I am denied the ability to articulate. Sometimes there simply are no words.’

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