Caring for my dying brother Ged until he died (2008) provoked interest in death, impermanence and the creation of memories and mementoes. I developed Tribute Art which celebrates the life of a loved person or place, to create legacies and memories. Each tombstone is a tribute taking images of a deceased person from old photographs and placing them in a new context. Figures and landscapes are embellished with colour, texture, fabrics, drawings and objects that reference both the past and the present. The tombstones are wooden representing the cycle of life. 2013 Hidden Sculpture Walk at Rookwood Cemetery, Finalist
Paddy - part of installation at 2013 Hidden sculpture walk, Rookwood cemetery
Martin and Leo with rabbits - part of installation at 2013 Hidden sculpture walk, Rookwood cemetery, Tribute - Finalist in Hidden sculpture walk 2013 Caring for my dying brother Ged until he died (2008) provoked interest in death, impermanence and the creation of memories and mementoes. I developed “Tribute Art” which celebrates the life of a loved person or place, to create legacies and memories. Each tombstone is a tribute taking images of a deceased person from old photographs and placing them in a new context. Figures and landscapes are embellished with colour, texture, fabrics, drawings and objects that reference both the past and the present. The tombstones are wooden representing the cycle of life.
Tombstones for Hidden sculpture walk installation , 2013 Rookwood Cemetery
Marilyn at Oakdale - part of installation at 2013 Hidden sculpture walk, Rookwood cemetery, Tribute - Finalist in Hidden sculpture walk 2013 Caring for my dying brother Ged until he died (2008) provoked interest in death, impermanence and the creation of memories and mementoes. I developed “Tribute Art” which celebrates the life of a loved person or place, to create legacies and memories. Each tombstone is a tribute taking images of a deceased person from old photographs and placing them in a new context. Figures and landscapes are embellished with colour, texture, fabrics, drawings and objects that reference both the past and the present. The tombstones are wooden representing the cycle of life.
Van Sas family- part of installation at 2013 Hidden sculpture walk, Rookwood cemetery. Tribute - Finalist in Hidden sculpture walk 2013 Caring for my dying brother Ged until he died (2008) provoked interest in death, impermanence and the creation of memories and mementoes. I developed “Tribute Art” which celebrates the life of a loved person or place, to create legacies and memories. Each tombstone is a tribute taking images of a deceased person from old photographs and placing them in a new context. Figures and landscapes are embellished with colour, texture, fabrics, drawings and objects that reference both the past and the present. The tombstones are wooden representing the cycle of life.
Sylvia and the school bus - part of installation at 2013 Hidden sculpture walk, Rookwood cemetery, Tribute - Finalist in Hidden sculpture walk 2013 Caring for my dying brother Ged until he died (2008) provoked interest in death, impermanence and the creation of memories and mementoes. I developed “Tribute Art” which celebrates the life of a loved person or place, to create legacies and memories. Each tombstone is a tribute taking images of a deceased person from old photographs and placing them in a new context. Figures and landscapes are embellished with colour, texture, fabrics, drawings and objects that reference both the past and the present. The tombstones are wooden representing the cycle of life.
