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making work for indoor spans small works that sit on a plinth to small wall works to large works that respond to the architecture the space in which they are installed.
A carpet of bandaged sticks is suspended above the ground — the tears of the earth held for a moment before becoming compost.
How do we ‘know’ something as complex as the earth, as complex as nature?
three percent 3% was installed as part of the Sea of Waste at Shoalhaven Regional Gallery to coincide with Earth Day 2017.
11 dimensional object was created as a sculptural centre piece for a table at a NGV, Women’s Association fundraising event.
3% might seem a small amount, but it is the per annum economic growth our governments encourage, to maintain our lifestyle…
inversion responded to the light and architecture of this grand galley space, its transparency holding the light.
I made this work to explore how incremental increases can make huge impacts on long term outcomes; 3% seems such a small amount…
I was part of the 37th annual TAFE teachers exhibition held in the main gallery at Wollongong City Gallery.
When multiple contacts are made and connections maintained, spaces of possibility are created.
Created by the way it catches itself to the existing architecture of the building and catches onto the “burrs” created along the central tube.
An analogy for our earth, her surface strong yet fragile and like knitting begins to fray if even single stitch is broken.
What visits us at night?
Image by Alex Wisser
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