March 2013 saw my ‘Tangle’ drawing sitting on display in the Artsight window on Flowers St. This is a white pencil on black paper, A1 drawing, and references the idea of process and transformation that I continue to explore. Detail of the work:
‘Home’ is a supersized bird’s nest made from galvanised tie wire and found materials, sitting at approximately 1m diameter and 60cm deep. It features as part of Te Atatu’s Harbourview Sculpture Trail on from 8–30 March. ‘Home’ celebrates the natural fauna found within the region, specifically the nest of the rare, native fern bird, Kotata. It
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We hosted last year’s Open Studio event on December 14th. A hot and humid Saturday afternoon in a busy, pre-Christmas season saw a slower, but steady stream of visitors. Always great to see new people in our spaces and get some feedback on the work being produced. Some new tenants in the building added an
Discard was selected to be a part of Sculpture on the Peninsula 2013. At a variable height of approximately 800mm (approx. width 450mm, depth 550mm), it has been hand-sewn and constructed from a range of up cycled socks, stockings and pyjamas. Positioned on the floor of the slaughterhouse at Laudon Farm, it is a mixed
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Artweek in October 2012 saw Carol Green and I working collaboratively to create a three dimensional work for the street front window of Foodini’s on Auckland’s Karangahape Road. Scribble: inside out illustrated the physical act of drawing and was made from a combination of galvinized wire, builder’s foam, electrical wires, and discarded technological materials. Built
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