Gallery of works.
The Corona Virus restrictions pushed this exhibition On Line, as Galleries in New South Wales were closed during the first half of 2020. It was a tough time for the industry, and it meant that this exhibition didn't see the light of day.
All works are woven on a cotton warp and use natural dyed wool and silk, natural coloured wild silk, commercially dyed silk and wool, commercially dyed cotton and found yarns.
All the tapestries are ready to hang, framed in box frames, under glass.
For all enquiries to purchase works, please email me. Thank you.
All works are woven on a cotton warp and use natural dyed wool and silk, natural coloured wild silk, commercially dyed silk and wool, commercially dyed cotton and found yarns.
All the tapestries are ready to hang, framed in box frames, under glass.
For all enquiries to purchase works, please email me. Thank you.
Horizon Line series
This train of thought is an ongoing fascination with the horizon, with what leads up to it and speculating with what’s beyond. At this stage the work is small scale, but may lead to further investigation as the ideas flow.
When I worked at sea in the 1980’s on merchant ships, the horizon line was a constant companion, a linear definition of the world around us. Sometimes it merged into the sea, as grey clouds dulled the blue of the ocean, other times it drew a line between the reflections of clouds on a glassy sea. Watch this story, it’s not finished yet.
This train of thought is an ongoing fascination with the horizon, with what leads up to it and speculating with what’s beyond. At this stage the work is small scale, but may lead to further investigation as the ideas flow.
When I worked at sea in the 1980’s on merchant ships, the horizon line was a constant companion, a linear definition of the world around us. Sometimes it merged into the sea, as grey clouds dulled the blue of the ocean, other times it drew a line between the reflections of clouds on a glassy sea. Watch this story, it’s not finished yet.