Kuranda Arts Cooperative Group Exhibition was held at the Tableland Regional Gallery, Atherton, Far North Queensland, Australia, Feb 5 – Feb 28, 2010.
My Artist Statement for Tablelands, Perimeters and Parameters Exhibition work.
“My work explores unique design elements and characteristics of various organic vegetation (plants, plant life, flora, foliage, undergrowth) growing on the Tableland. Imagery has been initiated and developed from referencing my own photographic material taken in this environment. Literally, perimeters and parameters are first set within the camera frame shoot then arranged within my chosen art forms where flexibility is provided in the arrangement of separate components into a coherent whole. Painting and grid-like surfaces from paper manipulation, arrangement processes along with assembly formations imply mapping territory, boundaries, multifaceted planes and a parallel dual realm of the two-dimensional and three-dimensional. It is where a diversity of observed unique characteristics of extracted essences such as colour and tone as well as organic and geometric shapes are reflected.
The works represent intimacy, relationships and a communion with nature’s higher energy life force and verve."
Artwork Images – RB Links
1a) Euca
1b) “Eucalyptus Leaves – detail section – Euca":http://www.redbubble.com/people/artropica/art/...
2a) Fantail Palm Plateau
2b) Detail Section
2c) Fantail Palm Plateau ~ Artist Book
3a) Euca Abstract
3b) Euca Abstract (section detail)
4a) On the Outer (Tree Trunk Extracts)
4b) Entanglement [detail section 1 – On the Outer (Tree Trunk Extracts)]
4c) Detail Section 2 [On the Outer (Tree Trunk Extracts]
4d) Silky Oak Bark [detail section 3 – On the Outer (Tree Trunk Extracts)]
5a) Contained ~ 3 TPP Artist Books (3D)
5b) Contained ~ 4 TPP Artist Books (3D)
Comments
this is very intereasting and explains well your ideas around these art works !LIz
Thankyou Liz, that’s so great to hear (read lol)!
Think I still have a few more images yet to add to complete this ‘2D-3D TPP work cycle’.
Cheers ♥
Kerryn
– Kerryn Madsen-Pietsch