Dionne Canzano was a mid-career artist whose figurative work embodied veils of blended colour and dry pastel lines.
Thematically, she explored subjects close to her heart, such as Elvis Presley and Australian magpies, as well as wild and domestic animals. Although her works possessed a soft, dream-like quality, there was also a wildness to the imagery.
Canzano worked at Arts Project from 2000 and presented her first solo exhibition in 2003. Her work was featured in numerous group exhibitions and was held in the National Gallery of Victoria, gifted by Stuart Purves, as well as in corporate and private collections worldwide.
