Time. It’s’ unchanging inevitability as we journey through. Like a river, we cannot change its’ flow. Yet our era is characterised by impatience – a desire to push the river – evidenced everywhere in our […]
My work is about containment.This time, however, seeds. The original intention had been to create small sculptures of seeds. However, walking around parks and gardens, squatting on my haunches, examining tiny plants, amazed at their […]
Shibori is a technique I learned many years ago and it continues to fascinate me as I learn more about its magic
Many of my works are figurative, and yet I perceive them as vessels. People are containers of life, of love, of one another. Whilst vessels are seen as containers […]
Silent Witness is a series of six figures – silent, as they watch man’s thoughtless attitude to environment. They are made of paper (garlic for the bodies, philodendron for the heads) and Eucalyptus Regnans, hand […]
I was invited by Latrobe Regional Gallery to have an exhibition of Vessels, some borrowed from collections and some new works. I was delighted because the form of the Vessel has been revisited throughout my […]
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