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2010 Junction Launceston timelines and works in progress - early stages


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first batches of small business card size original artworks ready for the up and coming foundart series.
these utilise materials from the buried paper series (see all about buried papers here) and text from Herbert Read's The Art of Sculpture; specifically the chapter on The Image of Man.
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Another batch are reliant on blocks of colour - its winter here but colour never leaves me - i even find it in greys ... the landscape and the sea is creeping in  - how can it not when you live on an island?


>>> Gina

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