Maven (raven)Terrane Project DrawingLake View (dust)Void I to VI in the galleryRed Cloud (trophy)Red Cloud (resumption of nuclear testing)Red Cloud (collecting wood)Mirage IIDanaë Unbound (dust) and Danaë UnboundTenements (Frearson’s 1895) (detail)Signs of the timesRed cloud (salt lake)Woodlines Rock love brings together mixed media works responding to the past and present landscapes of the Goldfields. Artist […]
“…How’s things? What are you up to now? What’s on your mind at the moment?
Aren’t times weird. What do we do about this weirdness? Would you like to catch up for a half hour chat? On top of a mountain?
It’s been soooooooo long since we last talked…”
We must catch up — equinox burn Read More »
A book about calcium carbonate and the Swan Coastal Plain, from thrombolites to Banksia woodlands, as part of Lost Rocks by A Published Event
Following the drains and ditches of Albany in search of porous repair in Anthropocene times. Walking, listening, cyanotypes, eventual book.
Fieldwork/Performance/Installation. Bular Mial (Bluff Knoll) and slow conversations looking for undercurrents.
Digital inkjet print. Differential weathering produces elaborate sandstone surfaces
Sandstone differential weathering Read More »
Digital inkjet print on paper. Ecologue: flood records
Flood Level (Neergabby) Read More »
Digital inkjet print on paper. Anthills after fire
Insect hills (pindan fire) Read More »
Digital inkjet print on archival paper. Images derived from a collaborative mapping project with a geologist. They capture the geologist’s bodily gestures acting out the process of mapping: how the geology of the Kimberley valley fits together or grasping a delicate flower husk
Video installation. A figure in a lab coat sleepwalks back and forth across a circular nightscape. The images were filmed using an enhanced night vision scope
Digital print and lenticular 3d images on aluminium. A pond appears and disappears
Blacksoil Photopoint Time Passage Read More »
sound art walk connecting the walkingcountry and Fremantle
To Meander and back Read More »
Four track sound installation: animal, mineral, vegetable and human
Four Tales from Natural History Read More »
