Calder Kingston, Tiffany

Emerging Australian artist Tiffany Calder Kingston was born in 1969 in Fitzroy, Melbourne.

In 2004, Tiffany moved to Byron Bay in Northern NSW to rediscover her raw artistic expression and to be close to the natural environment from which she draws her creative inspiration to paint.

Throughout the last four years Tiffany has exhibited in group exhibitions and art shows locally and interstate and in 2010 produced a collection of works for two successful back to back solo exhibitions in Brisbane and Byron Bay titled ‘Habitat’ and ‘Voices of the Earth’. Following the success of these shows her artwork has recently headed to New York, L.A and throughout Australia.

Since living in Byron Bay, Tiffany’s artistic focus has been to explore the relationship of nature in primitive and present day cultures.

Tiffany’s style is an interpretation of natural habitats within her local area. Her art represents the connection of each element energetically as one cannot exist without the other. The landscape within Tiffany’s artwork is not focused on the hills of a horizon line instead it is the layers beneath the earth, within the waters depths, the root systems, and the seeds that formulate what existed before and what is yet to come.

“My work specifically examines the differing ideals between cultures who worship and those that neglect elements of nature”.

Tiffany donates a percentage of all artwork sales to wildlife and environmental charities.