Louise Paramor

Born 1964, Sydney, Australia. Lives and works in Melbourne.

Louise Paramor is a contemporary Australian artist renowned for her dynamic sculptures and public art commissions. Her practice involves repurposing found objects and industrial materials, such as plastic, to create vibrant, large-scale works that engage with themes of consumerism, desire, and the built environment. Paramor's assemblages often feature bold colors and anthropomorphic forms, inviting viewers to reconsider the everyday objects that populate our surroundings.Her notable public installations include Panorama Station (2012) along the Peninsula Link Freeway in Melbourne, a monumental sculpture that exemplifies her exploration of scale and form. Paramor's work is held in major public collections, including the National Gallery of Victoria and McClelland Sculpture Park & Gallery. She continues to exhibit nationally and internationally, maintaining a practice that bridges sculpture, painting, and public art.

2024 Exhibition Catalogue

All of Louise plastic sculpture are available for commission in steel at both domestic and public placement scale. If you would like to discuss a project contact Julie