Ian Marr
Three Senseless Injunctions 2005
Mintaro slate, sandstone and bike chain
Disk Diam: 300 x D: 30mm $330, Disk Diam: 400 x D: 30mm - $440,
Sandstone H: 600 x W: 1000 x D: 250mm - $2200
The ‘senseless injunctions’ take the ‘do not
walk on the grass’ signs found in less enlightened municipal
public parks to the illogical extreme.
Artist Contact: ph 6361 2101 / 0427 612 101
Email: ian@ianmarr.com.au |
Kaite Matilda
Culture hortensis 2005
Horticultural material and roadside litter
H: 300 x W: 850 x D: 770mm - NFS
A book like a garden , is a place to stop and reflect.
Artist Contact: ph 6332 6550
Email kmatilda@bigpond.com |
Christine McMillan
Net II, 2005
Carp scales, micron thread
H: 1700 x W: 600 to 1500 x D: 10mm - $1500
The Net, to protect, to catch, to carry, to cover. Thenetting is
threaded with carp scales. The carp scales pick up the light of
the sun becoming blindly white, a contrast to the colours and shades
of the bush. The netting catches in the wind.
Artist Contact: ph 63794 691
Email: chboli@winsoft.net.au |
Remus Muntean
Etelka 2005
Hebel and steel
H: 1600 x W: 400 x D: 400mm
My sculpture “ Etelka”, is a portrayal of the hard
lives the women lead and the eternal sense of hope they feel.
Artist Contact: ph6332 9918 / 0411 491 924 |
Natalie Reid
Rhythm of a murder 2005
Zincalume, paint and steel
H: 3400 x W: 3300 x D: 3300mm - $1590
This work has grown from an idea since the 2004 drought, when I
looked up to the sound of busy wing-beats to see a group or ‘murder’
of crows overhead looking downwards to spy out any weak animals.
Artist Contact: ph 6846 8209 |
Jo Sangster
Alleles 2005
Steel and corrugated iron
H: 3000 x W: 100 x D: 1500mm - $2500
The title is a botanical term, ‘Alleles’ define a gene
depending on their dominant/recessive relationship. They determine
characteristics& genetic variation. The stark oversized simplistic
shapes represent evolving motion and their physical association
to each other exposing the fragile dominant/recessive relationship.
The lacerated corrugated iron relates to the deeper darker side
of genetic variation.
Artist Contact: ph 6362 7706
Email: joanjak@dodo.com.au |
Natalee Selwood
Piece by Piece 2005
Mixed media installation
Size variable - $250
The destruction of our natural environment by deforestation, contamination,
global warming and pollution may seem far away from our local concerns
yet is something we should think about. Each bottle, containing
a unique botanic specimen, floating in isolation within a cluster,
reflects the idea that each unique person may perform one small
isolated act which aids to benefit the global community.
Artist Contact: ph 6362 6806
Email: natterdesign@yahoo.com.au |
Merryn Spencer
Blooming 2005
Plaster and steel
H: 200 x W: 900 x D: 1100mm - $180
Using part of the human body I explore the idea of beings living
‘within’ the soil in springtime - feet are a vital and
expressive part of what makes us human.
Artist Contact: ph 6847 2374 / 0427 777 586
Email: merrynspencer@hotmail.com
Web www.mezart.com.au |
Ruth Stone
Emerge 2005
Cane and wallpaper
H: 2000 x W: 670 x D: 670mm - $2000
Walking amongst us are many who have experienced a dramatic change
in their lives. Whether it be a sea-change, new love, birth of a
child, illness, or a death. These things can precedent a deep emotional/
spiritual rebirth. My cocoon is about emerging into a new phase
in life, where so profound is that transformation that like the
pupae to butterfly, a new person walks amongst us.
Artist Contact: ph 6366 3156 / 0402 446 205
Email: rstone001@optusnet.com.au |
