The Address
The Address

Taylah Hasaballah
(b.1994, Melbourne)

Exhibitions
Bio

Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery
Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery

Grade, 2024
Copper, powder pigments, dye and salts on linen
200 x 200 cm

Grade, 2024
Copper, powder pigments, dye and salts on linen
200 x 200 cm

Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery
Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery

Stacks, 2024
Iron, powder pigments, dye and salts on linen
100 x 100 cm

Stacks, 2024
Iron, powder pigments, dye and salts on linen
100 x 100 cm

Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery
Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery

Moss, 2023
Iron, powder pigment, ink and sodium on linen
100 x 95 cm

Moss, 2023
Iron, powder pigment, ink and sodium on linen
100 x 95 cm

Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery
Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery

Circular ruins, 2026
Iron, pewter, oil on cotton
76 x 48 cm

Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery

Annihilation of time, 2024
Iron, powder pigments and dye on cotton canvas
200 x 200 cm

Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery
Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery

Stonelilies I & II, 2023
Iron, powder pigments, dye on linen
100 x 200 cm

Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery

Spiral, 2026
Salts, glass, powder pigments and dye on polyester
80 x 130 cm

Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery

Grid Grid , 2024
Iron, powder pigment on linen
60 x 80 cm

Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery

Isotropics, 2026
Copper, salts, dye and ink on linen
130 x 200 cm

Taylah Hasaballah (b.1994, Melbourne) lives and works in Paris.

Her practice centers on entropy, with chemically driven paintings that investigate transformation, matter, and time. Working across painting, digital media, and sound installation ––she has presented solo exhibitions and large-scale public works is Australia and Europe. Her work is held in public and private collections across Australia and the United States. She holds a degree in science from the University of Queensland, Brisbane and certificate in painting from the National Art School, Sydney.

Taylah Hasaballah
(b.1994, Melbourne)

Exhibitions

Bio

Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery
Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery

Grade, 2024
Copper, powder pigments, dye and salts on linen
200 x 200 cm

Grade, 2024
Copper, powder pigments, dye and salts on linen
200 x 200 cm

Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery
Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery

Stacks, 2024
Iron, powder pigments, dye and salts on linen
100 x 100 cm

Stacks, 2024
Iron, powder pigments, dye and salts on linen
100 x 100 cm

Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery
Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery

Moss, 2023
Iron, powder pigment, ink and sodium on linen
100 x 95 cm

Moss, 2023
Iron, powder pigment, ink and sodium on linen
100 x 95 cm

Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery
Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery

Circular ruins, 2026
Iron, pewter, oil on cotton
76 x 48 cm

Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery

Annihilation of time, 2024
Iron, powder pigments and dye on cotton canvas
200 x 200 cm

Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery
Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery

Stonelilies I & II, 2023
Iron, powder pigments, dye on linen
100 x 200 cm

Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery

Spiral, 2026
Salts, glass, powder pigments and dye on polyester
80 x 130 cm

Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery

Grid Grid , 2024
Iron, powder pigment on linen
60 x 80 cm

Installation view of last exhibition at the gallery

Isotropics, 2026
Copper, salts, dye and ink on linen
130 x 200 cm

Taylah Hasaballah (b.1994, Melbourne) lives and works in Paris.

Her practice centers on entropy, with chemically driven paintings that investigate transformation, matter, and time. Working across painting, digital media, and sound installation ––she has presented solo exhibitions and large-scale public works is Australia and Europe. Her work is held in public and private collections across Australia and the United States. She holds a degree in science from the University of Queensland, Brisbane and certificate in painting from the National Art School, Sydney.