Imbutsu – Travel Story II is a visual sanctuary of memory and mindfulness, inviting the viewer to pause and find stillness. Continuing a saga of exploration and reflection, the work echoes the unexpected warmth of the unknown and ancient spiritual iconography. A Buddha-like figure emerges from a mountainous terrain of earthy ochres and delicate plate markings. The swirling rings are symbolic of an endless cycle, perhaps suggesting that the most profound travel happens within.
Fox’s restrained soft yet resolute mark-making evokes the fluidity of memory, allowing stories to blur and transform as they are carried across time and culture. This poetic sensibility is inseparable from her artistic standing. Fox brings a level of technical assurance and conceptual depth that has earned her widespread recognition.
Her work is held in galleries and collections in Australia and internationally, and has been exhibited extensively in the UK, China and across Australian regional galleries.
Imbutsu – Travel Story II stands as contemplative work in its own right, while also integrating seamlessly into a broader collection of contemporary Australian printmaking or spiritually charged abstraction. It is both a profound visual experience and a compelling acquisition; one whose resonance continues to unfold with every encounter.

Belinda FOX (1975 - )
'Imbutsu - Travel Story II' 2003
etching on paper
Edition of 40
Image Size: 44 x 36 cm
Dimensions: 70 x 50 cm
Signed: Signed, titled, dated and editioned in margin
Comes with Letter of Provenance
Port Jackson Press Australia embossed stamp in margin
Condition is Very Good: Describes a work of art's image as Excellent, but may show some small signs of surrounding wear to paper or frame. There are no tears to paper margin or disruption to the paint surface.
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