Andrew Gunnell

Andrew Gunnell is a Lecturer in the School of Art at RMIT University, Australia. His research focuses on Visual Arts and Crafts, with an emphasis on post-digital resonance in landscape and atmospheric representations through print interfaces. He has exhibited widely in international venues such as the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Hong Kong Open Print Workshop, and Castlemaine Art Museum. Notable works include the Proximity series (2023-2024), Landspace Timescape (2019), and A Future Proximity (2020), exploring intersections between digital and analog art forms. His 2024 thesis Moving still: exploring post-digital resonance... deepens this inquiry. Gunnell’s creative outputs span printmaking, installations, and exhibitions addressing contemporary art’s evolving mediums.