You are invited to fast|slow|complex at Spectrum project space 19 February to 1 March 2013
fast|slow|complex> by Perdita Phillips presents an rigorous body of work from this distinctive Western Australian artist. The exhibition combines investigations into themes of waste and wastelands, with explorations of disaster and transformation born from post-disaster environments.
The works showcase the artist’s agility in a diverse range of media, including drawing, video and sculpture. fast|slow|complex marks a crystallisation of Phillips’ practice of examining the parallels and complexities within the living world, with a new reflective focus on recuperative socioecological strategies for the future. The artworks contain oblique suggestions of hope in an ‘unruly’ world of complexity and flux. Burdens are lightened and wastefulness is replaced by elegant and thrifty recuperative strategies.
Please join us for the exhibition’s concluding event on Thursday 28 February at 5:00pm
Artist’s talks Saturday 23 February 2:30pm and Wednesday 27 February 11:00am
Spectrum project space
Building 3 Room 3.191
Edith Cowan University
Mount Lawley Campus WA 6050
Tuesday to Friday 10:00am to 6:00pm
Saturday 12:00pm to 5:00 pm