tumble

Greer Taylor, 'tumble' at Lorne 2011

≡ Awarded a special mention

The Lorne Sculpture Biennale 2011 was installed along the foreshore of Lorne, about

Statement:

While waves tumble and waste onto the nearby shore this work threatens to tumble towards the sea. Its fluid rippling form is though, held firm to the hillside – a connecting element embedding within its form both the shape of land and of the sea – peaks and valleys.

In recognition of this sameness is perhaps a reminder of different rates of change: the slowness of the changing shape of land while the sea is always restless…

Change in whatever form, at whatever speed, is inevitable…

I would like to express my gratitude to:

  • Wendy Dening my invaluable installation assistant
  • And all the people involved in making Lorne Sculpture happen
  • Jennifer Portman for assisting in deinstallation

Lorne Sculpture Biennale 2011 dates were 15 October — 6 November 2011

tumble,
powdercoating on aluminium, PVC thread, stainless steel, LED lights, tent pegs, 2011

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