Claudio Kirac is a contemporary artist known for his joyful artworks that hero bold use of colour and intuitive mark-making.
Kirac explores themes of nostalgia, memory and shared experiences, often drawing from the beauty and connectedness offered by nature and the nostalgia of popular culture.
With a career spanning over 25 years, his work can be found in private collections globally, as well as the collections of HOTA Home of the Arts, The National Library of Australia, the New York State Library, and Louis Vuitton Asia Pacific.
Kirac has been recognised a Jumbled Art Superstar, a finalist for both The Darling Portrait Prize and the Harden Landscape Prize and as a featured artist in HOTA’s Gold Coast Triennial: Here & Now.
Kirac lives and works on Kombumerri lands of the Yugambeh Language Region, Gold Coast.