Lucy Moloney

Lucy Moloney’s work explores themes of the built environment and the often forgotten ‘in between’ spaces in city and suburban contexts.  She is inspired by the urban fabric of the city periphery where the march of time overlays new forms over old, often leaving fragments of green space.  Her work combines form and content, colour and light, line and surface texture, in a contained yet energetic tension where the shadowy depths are the backdrop for stories of joy, pain and all that is ‘in between’.

Drawing on her background in architecture, construction and design, Lucy Moloney explores themes of the built environment through painting and photography.

Lucy Moloney was a Wynne Prize Finalist in 2014 at the Art Gallery of NSW, Finalist in Paddington Art Prize in 2013 and Finalist in Wyndham Art Prize in 2017. Her work City Edge III is held in the collection of The Women’s College, University of Sydney. She holds Bachelor and Masters degrees from the University of Sydney, and has completed studies in art at the Università di Firenze. She had exhibited extensively including exhibitions at Mosman Art Gallery, Art Gallery of New South Wales and Pyrmont Festival.