Installation will be in the foyer gallery. 140 nest-like forms constructed from found materials and split bamboo.
Opening 12th December at 7 pm.
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Kangaroo Grass, jacaranda, bangalow palm
Coiled basket (2003)
Kangaroo Grass, jacaranda, bangalow palm
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- I am a visual artist who works predominantly with natural fibres and discarded materials. Born and raised in Australia around the Queensland/New South Wales border region, I now divide my time between the Gold Coast hinterland and Chiang Mai in Northern Thailand. Straddling these excitingly different worlds is a central and recurring theme in my work.
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