Online exhibition
Biblio Art Prize 2020.
I thought this would be fun to enter. Artists were invited to submit an art work that responded to a book they were allocated to read. The books were pre-selected from Australian novels which had been published in the last 12 months. The aim was to support homegrown writers.
I was allocated the book Sorrow and Bliss written by Meg Mason. The work I created, Fragile – sorrow and bliss, aimed to show the fragility of lives, of love and of relationships. How the duality of light and dark is in all of us. At times the darkness is within, at times it’s the lightness we keep hidden away. We follow Martha (the protagonist) between the golden moments of bliss to the broken depth of sorrow and despair.
Fragile- sorrow and bliss
Porcelain, black slip, gold lustre, enamel paint
Images: Art Atelier Photography
Black + White Porcelain Tableware
Each unique piece of the mix and match Black + White Porcelain Tableware collection is designed, made and painted to be purchased as single special pieces or in sets so craft lovers can add to their collection over time.
Recent exhibition
Black + White Porcelain Tableware
Porcelain, black slip, hand painted
Photograph: Art Atelier Photography
Curated by Sean Morris
Buried within the collections of the State Library of Queensland are two original photographs taken during a séance held in Brisbane on 24 October 1888. The photographs show an excellent example of independent slate-writing, where (purportedly) spirits of the dead communicate with the living by writing messages on a slate in the presence of a medium.
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Self reconciliation- Quairading Central Wheatbelt
Porcelain, black slip, gold lustre, decals
Photograph: Art Atelier Photography
NEWS
18 January 2020
The Self reconciliation Series was exhibited in séance, curated by Sean Morris, and explored the 'voices of a white past' communicating the deceits and illusions of my own white history.
20 December 2020
I thought the Biblio Art Prize 2020 would be fun to enter. Artists were invited to submit an art work that responded to a book they were allocated to read.
29 October 2020