The former frontman for cult Melbourne band Eddy Current Suppression Ring talks about his unexpected artistic transition
Brendan Huntley has two art studios. One where he lives in Melbourne’s inner-north; that’s where he does most of his painting. Then there’s another way down south in Frankston, at his mother’s rambling house where he grew up, surrounded by bush and birds. This is where I meet him and it’s where he makes his extraordinary, primordial clay sculptures.
It’s so quiet here. This is semi-rural land, nowhere near the malls and freeways. There’s just the sounds of birds in the trees here, nothing else. It’s an artist’s idyll. “This is where I have control of my little world, in these creations,” he says. “This is my world. There’s something very satisfying about just being in it.”
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