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holding infinity was installed in a forest setting at Sculpture in the Vineyards: Wollombi Sculpture Festival.
Nature has capacity for infinity — we do not. Our short-termism eats infinity. Can we hold our shared relationship to infinity?
surrounding a 300 year old tree this work invites us to shed tears and acknowledge that the earth too is shedding tears.
A carpet of bandaged sticks is suspended above the ground — the tears of the earth held for a moment before becoming compost.
Installed in Berry Park inversion included a round mirror that allowed you to only see other people near by and the environment.
collecting tears calls on each of us to acknowledge the losses of our world, to allow our tears to fall. Image by Jessica Millman
An interaction of photosynthesis and the phases that we share our lives with. Image by Dave Macquart
ghost trees was a ‘growing’ public engagement sculpture built over 4 weeks in memory of all that is lost out of lack of care.
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