Unique mixed media scuptures
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Seeing Eye Dog
This sculpture is a whimsical play on the idea of walking your dog. It's also a nod to the intelligence of our dogs, who can often sense much more than we can!
Aluminium foil, metal, timber
60cm H x 30cm D x 30cm W
$1,200
Lady of Shallot
A play on the famous poem The Lady of Shalott by Lord Alfred Tennyson, this beautiful woman is part vegetable (long green bean/spring onion/shallot). She floats languidly down the river in her seed pod. This sculpture playfully reminds us that we are part of nature.
Glass, plaster bandage, seed pod
240cm L x 40cmH x 120cm D
$2,200
Nautilus
This sculpture is a play on the beautiful, fragile nautilus shell - and on the striving we all do to travel/row through this sometimes fragile life, in these fragile bodies
Plaster, plaster bandage, copper, timber, limestone
60cm H x 30cm D x 30cm W
$2,500
Welcome Home!
This sculpture encapsulates the exuberance and enthusiasm of how our dogs greet us!
While quite large, it is light.
Steel and plaster bandage
120cm L x 60cm H x 40cm D
$2,500
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Diving In
This sculpture is all about taking risks and making the most of life!
Plaster and wood
SOLD
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Ravelled dreams
40cm L x 20cm D x 15cm H
Plaster $1,200
Bronze $3,500
Shipwreck
This sculpture explores a number of themes on different levels. On a literal level it is a shipwreck, with people struggling to survive on the boat remnants. It can also be read as an analogy for life and how we deal with the challenges we face, the connections we make along the way, and the ever-illusive struggle towards enlightenment (the bird)
Wood, clay, steel, rope
170cm H x 80cm W x 50cm D
$2,500
Precious drops
This sculpture is a play on the idea of two precious commodities - water and time. A young girl drinks at the water fountain, which is actually an old sundial. Themes are climate change and the importance of making changes sooner than later ("tempus fugit"! - time flies!). The message is communicated through a playful and nostaglic lens of childhood memories.
Ceramic, copper, limestone
120cm L x 60cm H x 40cm D
$2,500
Plaster, metal, wood
120cm L x 60cm H x 40cm D
$1,500
Reflection
This sculpture explores the ideas of perception, including self-perception, and how perception distorts reality. Things are not what they seem - and sometimes they are better than they seem.
Sea Urchins
"Minne and Winnie slept in a shell
Sleep little ladies, and they slept well
Sleep little ladies, wake not soon -
Echo on echo dies to the moon
Two bright stars peeped into the shell
What are they dreaming of, who can tell?
Started a green linnet out of the croft
'Wake little ladies, the sun is aloft!'"
Plaster
44cm L x 22cm H x 20cm D
$950
Wonky house
This sculpture is an ode to the house in which I raised my two kids. The house was falling apart and we had lots of animals - a dog, a cat, mice, fish, and a garden full of birds. We played games, relaxed and had fun.
Winterstone, wood, perspex, metal, clay
50cm H x 45cm D x 45cm W
$2,200
Angel hug
Plaster, slate
30cm H x 30cm D x 20cm W
$850
Maid
Found objects - Ironing board (with chrome paint), stove tops, mop head, down lights, heart pressure gauge, tongs, wood, steelo pads, lacy knickers, vacuum innards, engine "intestines", apron
150cm H x 30cm D x 50cm W
$1,200
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Chasing Rabbits
Winterstone
80cm W x 15cm H x 30cm D
$850
