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The glass puzzle orbs are 2 piece puzzle globes made from 3D printed originals. They are cast from lead crystal.
I loved creating this vessel, the slightly twisted form and the extended leaves were extra tricky but fun to accomplish.
Instead of making a vase in the traditional sense, I hoped to create a different and more interesting vessel which in itself has the idea of leaves in the form and enhances the normality straight idea of a vase.
This form has a hint of a woman’s twisting body if seen from different sides .
What gap does art fill? What could “letting go” allow to create? Why own art? Do we want to own beauty?
Carnal raw beauty, no glamour, insinuating shapes, cheap materials, modest.
To own the simplicity is my path to be over this dilemma … my yearning to break free from possession.
Kularku can be dismantled for transportation. Kularku or brolgas are very special to Barkandji people, they are part of our family. They taught us how to dance and they talk to us as they fly over. We protect them from harm and at Toorale National Park we make sure all the management of the park and the water from the Warrego River is designed to help the brolgas
I would like to convey calm, and a feeling of unity with the earth where linear simplicity intersects with the curvature of nature.
I have enjoyed hearing different interpretations and thoughts about this work.
It awakens so many memories, feelings in all of us.
The ‘Shadow Dancer’ sculpture bridges the gap between the digital and the real world. Its anamorphic shape is created by inverting the sculpture’s digital data and meticulously fabricating it, using a combination of prototyping equipment and manual labour.
My intentions with this portrait is to display a work of abstract realism with the formation of shapes that are curious and considered.
In my practice as sculptor Im always looking to challenge myself, to move forward.
I do accept commissions, though sculpture will vary from the original.
In this work I have created a screen which stands open and away from the wall so the interaction of the wires with their shadows is more dramatic.
Knitted wire. Reach for the stars my child, you can achieve anything you set your mind to. You are enough!
Comes apart length wise for travel and storage. Hangs from a wall or panel. This tells the story of a lake drying up because the natural water has been taken to use for irrigation. The fish are trapped in the pool of water at the back of the lake and will die there, some have already died.
Observing the movements of the body as it translates emotions, physical impairments, and pain thresholds of our bodily vessel. I primarily utilise materials easily malleable like soft metal rod, the pliable and viscosity of wax and the durability, strength, and the rich earthy tones of bronze. I translate the gestural line and form of the body in motion and express the rhythms that resonate within the form resilience to override adversity.