Bush shots
Burnt umber I
Acrylic on carved timber vase, matte varnished
Waterproof membrane interior
280mm x 200mm x 330mm
Presenting a captivating documentation series that seamlessly integrates art with nature along Sydney's eastern coastline. Each sculpture, a unique expression in carved timber, becomes a harmonious part of its distinct environment.
These carved timber sculptures are not merely standalone art pieces but rather dynamic installations that respond to and embrace the diverse surroundings along the coastline.
The meticulous carving process imparts a distinctive personality to each sculpture, with intricate details that attempt to mirror and divulge the intricacies found in nature. The colors chosen are not only aesthetically pleasing but are also carefully selected to resonate with the coastal hues, creating a visual dialogue between art and environment.
The documentation captures the sculptures in various states, from the play of sunlight on their surfaces during different times of the day to the interplay of shadows that adds depth and dimension. These images encapsulate the sculptures as they interact with the changing moods of the coastal landscape, highlighting the versatility and adaptability of the carved timber forms.
This series seeks to celebrate the marriage of artistic creation with the natural world, showcasing how each sculpture becomes an integral part of its environment. The juxtaposition of the meticulously carved timber against the ever-changing backdrop of Sydney's eastern coastline invites viewers to appreciate the transient beauty of these installations, perpetually evolving alongside the environment they inhabit.
Bush shots
Icebergs
500mm x 230mm x 350mm
Acrylic on carved timber form, matte varnished
Presenting a captivating documentation series that seamlessly integrates art with nature along Sydney's eastern coastline. Each sculpture, a unique expression in carved timber, becomes a harmonious part of its distinct environment.
These carved timber sculptures are not merely standalone art pieces but rather dynamic installations that respond to and embrace the diverse surroundings along the coastline.
The meticulous carving process imparts a distinctive personality to each sculpture, with intricate details that attempt to mirror and divulge the intricacies found in nature. The colors chosen are not only aesthetically pleasing but are also carefully selected to resonate with the coastal hues, creating a visual dialogue between art and environment.
The documentation captures the sculptures in various states, from the play of sunlight on their surfaces during different times of the day to the interplay of shadows that adds depth and dimension. These images encapsulate the sculptures as they interact with the changing moods of the coastal landscape, highlighting the versatility and adaptability of the carved timber forms.
This series seeks to celebrate the marriage of artistic creation with the natural world, showcasing how each sculpture becomes an integral part of its environment. The juxtaposition of the meticulously carved timber against the ever-changing backdrop of Sydney's eastern coastline invites viewers to appreciate the transient beauty of these installations, perpetually evolving alongside the environment they inhabit.
Bush shots
Burnt umber I
Acrylic on carved timber vase, matte varnished
Waterproof membrane interior
280mm x 200mm x 330mm
Presenting a captivating documentation series that seamlessly integrates art with nature along Sydney's eastern coastline. Each sculpture, a unique expression in carved timber, becomes a harmonious part of its distinct environment.
These carved timber sculptures are not merely standalone art pieces but rather dynamic installations that respond to and embrace the diverse surroundings along the coastline.
The meticulous carving process imparts a distinctive personality to each sculpture, with intricate details that attempt to mirror and divulge the intricacies found in nature. The colors chosen are not only aesthetically pleasing but are also carefully selected to resonate with the coastal hues, creating a visual dialogue between art and environment.
The documentation captures the sculptures in various states, from the play of sunlight on their surfaces during different times of the day to the interplay of shadows that adds depth and dimension. These images encapsulate the sculptures as they interact with the changing moods of the coastal landscape, highlighting the versatility and adaptability of the carved timber forms.
This series seeks to celebrate the marriage of artistic creation with the natural world, showcasing how each sculpture becomes an integral part of its environment. The juxtaposition of the meticulously carved timber against the ever-changing backdrop of Sydney's eastern coastline invites viewers to appreciate the transient beauty of these installations, perpetually evolving alongside the environment they inhabit.
Bush shots
Burnt umber I
Acrylic on carved timber vase, matte varnished
Waterproof membrane interior
280mm x 200mm x 330mm
Presenting a captivating documentation series that seamlessly integrates art with nature along Sydney's eastern coastline. Each sculpture, a unique expression in carved timber, becomes a harmonious part of its distinct environment.
These carved timber sculptures are not merely standalone art pieces but rather dynamic installations that respond to and embrace the diverse surroundings along the coastline.
The meticulous carving process imparts a distinctive personality to each sculpture, with intricate details that attempt to mirror and divulge the intricacies found in nature. The colors chosen are not only aesthetically pleasing but are also carefully selected to resonate with the coastal hues, creating a visual dialogue between art and environment.
The documentation captures the sculptures in various states, from the play of sunlight on their surfaces during different times of the day to the interplay of shadows that adds depth and dimension. These images encapsulate the sculptures as they interact with the changing moods of the coastal landscape, highlighting the versatility and adaptability of the carved timber forms.
This series seeks to celebrate the marriage of artistic creation with the natural world, showcasing how each sculpture becomes an integral part of its environment. The juxtaposition of the meticulously carved timber against the ever-changing backdrop of Sydney's eastern coastline invites viewers to appreciate the transient beauty of these installations, perpetually evolving alongside the environment they inhabit.
Bush shots
Burnt umber I
Acrylic on carved timber vase, matte varnished
Waterproof membrane interior
280mm x 200mm x 330mm
Presenting a captivating documentation series that seamlessly integrates art with nature along Sydney's eastern coastline. Each sculpture, a unique expression in carved timber, becomes a harmonious part of its distinct environment.
These carved timber sculptures are not merely standalone art pieces but rather dynamic installations that respond to and embrace the diverse surroundings along the coastline.
The meticulous carving process imparts a distinctive personality to each sculpture, with intricate details that attempt to mirror and divulge the intricacies found in nature. The colors chosen are not only aesthetically pleasing but are also carefully selected to resonate with the coastal hues, creating a visual dialogue between art and environment.
The documentation captures the sculptures in various states, from the play of sunlight on their surfaces during different times of the day to the interplay of shadows that adds depth and dimension. These images encapsulate the sculptures as they interact with the changing moods of the coastal landscape, highlighting the versatility and adaptability of the carved timber forms.
This series seeks to celebrate the marriage of artistic creation with the natural world, showcasing how each sculpture becomes an integral part of its environment. The juxtaposition of the meticulously carved timber against the ever-changing backdrop of Sydney's eastern coastline invites viewers to appreciate the transient beauty of these installations, perpetually evolving alongside the environment they inhabit.
Bush shots
Burnt umber I
Acrylic on carved timber vase, matte varnished
Waterproof membrane interior
280mm x 200mm x 330mm
Presenting a captivating documentation series that seamlessly integrates art with nature along Sydney's eastern coastline. Each sculpture, a unique expression in carved timber, becomes a harmonious part of its distinct environment.
These carved timber sculptures are not merely standalone art pieces but rather dynamic installations that respond to and embrace the diverse surroundings along the coastline.
The meticulous carving process imparts a distinctive personality to each sculpture, with intricate details that attempt to mirror and divulge the intricacies found in nature. The colors chosen are not only aesthetically pleasing but are also carefully selected to resonate with the coastal hues, creating a visual dialogue between art and environment.
The documentation captures the sculptures in various states, from the play of sunlight on their surfaces during different times of the day to the interplay of shadows that adds depth and dimension. These images encapsulate the sculptures as they interact with the changing moods of the coastal landscape, highlighting the versatility and adaptability of the carved timber forms.
This series seeks to celebrate the marriage of artistic creation with the natural world, showcasing how each sculpture becomes an integral part of its environment. The juxtaposition of the meticulously carved timber against the ever-changing backdrop of Sydney's eastern coastline invites viewers to appreciate the transient beauty of these installations, perpetually evolving alongside the environment they inhabit.
Bush shots
Burnt umber I
Acrylic on carved timber vase, matte varnished
Waterproof membrane interior
280mm x 200mm x 330mm
Presenting a captivating documentation series that seamlessly integrates art with nature along Sydney's eastern coastline. Each sculpture, a unique expression in carved timber, becomes a harmonious part of its distinct environment.
These carved timber sculptures are not merely standalone art pieces but rather dynamic installations that respond to and embrace the diverse surroundings along the coastline.
The meticulous carving process imparts a distinctive personality to each sculpture, with intricate details that attempt to mirror and divulge the intricacies found in nature. The colors chosen are not only aesthetically pleasing but are also carefully selected to resonate with the coastal hues, creating a visual dialogue between art and environment.
The documentation captures the sculptures in various states, from the play of sunlight on their surfaces during different times of the day to the interplay of shadows that adds depth and dimension. These images encapsulate the sculptures as they interact with the changing moods of the coastal landscape, highlighting the versatility and adaptability of the carved timber forms.
This series seeks to celebrate the marriage of artistic creation with the natural world, showcasing how each sculpture becomes an integral part of its environment. The juxtaposition of the meticulously carved timber against the ever-changing backdrop of Sydney's eastern coastline invites viewers to appreciate the transient beauty of these installations, perpetually evolving alongside the environment they inhabit.
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Acrylic on carved timber form, matte varnished
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850mm x 600mm x 350mm
Acrylic on carved timber form, matte varnished
Available for purchase see shop or email for enquiries
850mm x 600mm x 350mm
Acrylic on carved timber form, matte varnished
Available for purchase see shop or email for enquiries
850mm x 600mm x 350mm
Acrylic on carved timber form, matte varnished
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Acrylic on carved timber form, matte varnished
Available for purchase see shop or email for enquiries
500mm x 230mm x 350mm
Acrylic on carved timber form, matte varnished
Available for purchase see shop or email for enquiries
500mm x 230mm x 350mm
Acrylic on carved timber form, matte varnished
Available for purchase see shop or email for enquiries
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700mm x 450mm x 300mm
Acrylic on carved timber form, matte varnished
700mm x 450mm x 300mm
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700mm x 450mm x 300mm
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700mm x 450mm x 300mm
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650mm x 400mm x 350mm
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Bush shots
Burnt umber I
Acrylic on carved timber vase, matte varnished
Waterproof membrane interior
280mm x 200mm x 330mm
Presenting a captivating documentation series that seamlessly integrates art with nature along Sydney's eastern coastline. Each sculpture, a unique expression in carved timber, becomes a harmonious part of its distinct environment.
These carved timber sculptures are not merely standalone art pieces but rather dynamic installations that respond to and embrace the diverse surroundings along the coastline.
The meticulous carving process imparts a distinctive personality to each sculpture, with intricate details that attempt to mirror and divulge the intricacies found in nature. The colors chosen are not only aesthetically pleasing but are also carefully selected to resonate with the coastal hues, creating a visual dialogue between art and environment.
The documentation captures the sculptures in various states, from the play of sunlight on their surfaces during different times of the day to the interplay of shadows that adds depth and dimension. These images encapsulate the sculptures as they interact with the changing moods of the coastal landscape, highlighting the versatility and adaptability of the carved timber forms.
This series seeks to celebrate the marriage of artistic creation with the natural world, showcasing how each sculpture becomes an integral part of its environment. The juxtaposition of the meticulously carved timber against the ever-changing backdrop of Sydney's eastern coastline invites viewers to appreciate the transient beauty of these installations, perpetually evolving alongside the environment they inhabit.
Bush shots
Burnt umber I
Acrylic on carved timber vase, matte varnished
Waterproof membrane interior
280mm x 200mm x 330mm
Presenting a captivating documentation series that seamlessly integrates art with nature along Sydney's eastern coastline. Each sculpture, a unique expression in carved timber, becomes a harmonious part of its distinct environment.
These carved timber sculptures are not merely standalone art pieces but rather dynamic installations that respond to and embrace the diverse surroundings along the coastline.
The meticulous carving process imparts a distinctive personality to each sculpture, with intricate details that attempt to mirror and divulge the intricacies found in nature. The colors chosen are not only aesthetically pleasing but are also carefully selected to resonate with the coastal hues, creating a visual dialogue between art and environment.
The documentation captures the sculptures in various states, from the play of sunlight on their surfaces during different times of the day to the interplay of shadows that adds depth and dimension. These images encapsulate the sculptures as they interact with the changing moods of the coastal landscape, highlighting the versatility and adaptability of the carved timber forms.
This series seeks to celebrate the marriage of artistic creation with the natural world, showcasing how each sculpture becomes an integral part of its environment. The juxtaposition of the meticulously carved timber against the ever-changing backdrop of Sydney's eastern coastline invites viewers to appreciate the transient beauty of these installations, perpetually evolving alongside the environment they inhabit.
Bush shots
Burnt umber I
Acrylic on carved timber vase, matte varnished
Waterproof membrane interior
280mm x 200mm x 330mm
Presenting a captivating documentation series that seamlessly integrates art with nature along Sydney's eastern coastline. Each sculpture, a unique expression in carved timber, becomes a harmonious part of its distinct environment.
These carved timber sculptures are not merely standalone art pieces but rather dynamic installations that respond to and embrace the diverse surroundings along the coastline.
The meticulous carving process imparts a distinctive personality to each sculpture, with intricate details that attempt to mirror and divulge the intricacies found in nature. The colors chosen are not only aesthetically pleasing but are also carefully selected to resonate with the coastal hues, creating a visual dialogue between art and environment.
The documentation captures the sculptures in various states, from the play of sunlight on their surfaces during different times of the day to the interplay of shadows that adds depth and dimension. These images encapsulate the sculptures as they interact with the changing moods of the coastal landscape, highlighting the versatility and adaptability of the carved timber forms.
This series seeks to celebrate the marriage of artistic creation with the natural world, showcasing how each sculpture becomes an integral part of its environment. The juxtaposition of the meticulously carved timber against the ever-changing backdrop of Sydney's eastern coastline invites viewers to appreciate the transient beauty of these installations, perpetually evolving alongside the environment they inhabit.
Bush shots
Icebergs
500mm x 230mm x 350mm
Acrylic on carved timber form, matte varnished
Presenting a captivating documentation series that seamlessly integrates art with nature along Sydney's eastern coastline. Each sculpture, a unique expression in carved timber, becomes a harmonious part of its distinct environment.
These carved timber sculptures are not merely standalone art pieces but rather dynamic installations that respond to and embrace the diverse surroundings along the coastline.
The meticulous carving process imparts a distinctive personality to each sculpture, with intricate details that attempt to mirror and divulge the intricacies found in nature. The colors chosen are not only aesthetically pleasing but are also carefully selected to resonate with the coastal hues, creating a visual dialogue between art and environment.
The documentation captures the sculptures in various states, from the play of sunlight on their surfaces during different times of the day to the interplay of shadows that adds depth and dimension. These images encapsulate the sculptures as they interact with the changing moods of the coastal landscape, highlighting the versatility and adaptability of the carved timber forms.
This series seeks to celebrate the marriage of artistic creation with the natural world, showcasing how each sculpture becomes an integral part of its environment. The juxtaposition of the meticulously carved timber against the ever-changing backdrop of Sydney's eastern coastline invites viewers to appreciate the transient beauty of these installations, perpetually evolving alongside the environment they inhabit.
Bush shots
Burnt umber I
Acrylic on carved timber vase, matte varnished
Waterproof membrane interior
280mm x 200mm x 330mm
Presenting a captivating documentation series that seamlessly integrates art with nature along Sydney's eastern coastline. Each sculpture, a unique expression in carved timber, becomes a harmonious part of its distinct environment.
These carved timber sculptures are not merely standalone art pieces but rather dynamic installations that respond to and embrace the diverse surroundings along the coastline.
The meticulous carving process imparts a distinctive personality to each sculpture, with intricate details that attempt to mirror and divulge the intricacies found in nature. The colors chosen are not only aesthetically pleasing but are also carefully selected to resonate with the coastal hues, creating a visual dialogue between art and environment.
The documentation captures the sculptures in various states, from the play of sunlight on their surfaces during different times of the day to the interplay of shadows that adds depth and dimension. These images encapsulate the sculptures as they interact with the changing moods of the coastal landscape, highlighting the versatility and adaptability of the carved timber forms.
This series seeks to celebrate the marriage of artistic creation with the natural world, showcasing how each sculpture becomes an integral part of its environment. The juxtaposition of the meticulously carved timber against the ever-changing backdrop of Sydney's eastern coastline invites viewers to appreciate the transient beauty of these installations, perpetually evolving alongside the environment they inhabit.
Bush shots
Burnt umber I
Acrylic on carved timber vase, matte varnished
Waterproof membrane interior
280mm x 200mm x 330mm
Presenting a captivating documentation series that seamlessly integrates art with nature along Sydney's eastern coastline. Each sculpture, a unique expression in carved timber, becomes a harmonious part of its distinct environment.
These carved timber sculptures are not merely standalone art pieces but rather dynamic installations that respond to and embrace the diverse surroundings along the coastline.
The meticulous carving process imparts a distinctive personality to each sculpture, with intricate details that attempt to mirror and divulge the intricacies found in nature. The colors chosen are not only aesthetically pleasing but are also carefully selected to resonate with the coastal hues, creating a visual dialogue between art and environment.
The documentation captures the sculptures in various states, from the play of sunlight on their surfaces during different times of the day to the interplay of shadows that adds depth and dimension. These images encapsulate the sculptures as they interact with the changing moods of the coastal landscape, highlighting the versatility and adaptability of the carved timber forms.
This series seeks to celebrate the marriage of artistic creation with the natural world, showcasing how each sculpture becomes an integral part of its environment. The juxtaposition of the meticulously carved timber against the ever-changing backdrop of Sydney's eastern coastline invites viewers to appreciate the transient beauty of these installations, perpetually evolving alongside the environment they inhabit.
Bush shots
Burnt umber I
Acrylic on carved timber vase, matte varnished
Waterproof membrane interior
280mm x 200mm x 330mm
Presenting a captivating documentation series that seamlessly integrates art with nature along Sydney's eastern coastline. Each sculpture, a unique expression in carved timber, becomes a harmonious part of its distinct environment.
These carved timber sculptures are not merely standalone art pieces but rather dynamic installations that respond to and embrace the diverse surroundings along the coastline.
The meticulous carving process imparts a distinctive personality to each sculpture, with intricate details that attempt to mirror and divulge the intricacies found in nature. The colors chosen are not only aesthetically pleasing but are also carefully selected to resonate with the coastal hues, creating a visual dialogue between art and environment.
The documentation captures the sculptures in various states, from the play of sunlight on their surfaces during different times of the day to the interplay of shadows that adds depth and dimension. These images encapsulate the sculptures as they interact with the changing moods of the coastal landscape, highlighting the versatility and adaptability of the carved timber forms.
This series seeks to celebrate the marriage of artistic creation with the natural world, showcasing how each sculpture becomes an integral part of its environment. The juxtaposition of the meticulously carved timber against the ever-changing backdrop of Sydney's eastern coastline invites viewers to appreciate the transient beauty of these installations, perpetually evolving alongside the environment they inhabit.
Bush shots
Burnt umber I
Acrylic on carved timber vase, matte varnished
Waterproof membrane interior
280mm x 200mm x 330mm
Presenting a captivating documentation series that seamlessly integrates art with nature along Sydney's eastern coastline. Each sculpture, a unique expression in carved timber, becomes a harmonious part of its distinct environment.
These carved timber sculptures are not merely standalone art pieces but rather dynamic installations that respond to and embrace the diverse surroundings along the coastline.
The meticulous carving process imparts a distinctive personality to each sculpture, with intricate details that attempt to mirror and divulge the intricacies found in nature. The colors chosen are not only aesthetically pleasing but are also carefully selected to resonate with the coastal hues, creating a visual dialogue between art and environment.
The documentation captures the sculptures in various states, from the play of sunlight on their surfaces during different times of the day to the interplay of shadows that adds depth and dimension. These images encapsulate the sculptures as they interact with the changing moods of the coastal landscape, highlighting the versatility and adaptability of the carved timber forms.
This series seeks to celebrate the marriage of artistic creation with the natural world, showcasing how each sculpture becomes an integral part of its environment. The juxtaposition of the meticulously carved timber against the ever-changing backdrop of Sydney's eastern coastline invites viewers to appreciate the transient beauty of these installations, perpetually evolving alongside the environment they inhabit.
Bush shots
Burnt umber I
Acrylic on carved timber vase, matte varnished
Waterproof membrane interior
280mm x 200mm x 330mm
Presenting a captivating documentation series that seamlessly integrates art with nature along Sydney's eastern coastline. Each sculpture, a unique expression in carved timber, becomes a harmonious part of its distinct environment.
These carved timber sculptures are not merely standalone art pieces but rather dynamic installations that respond to and embrace the diverse surroundings along the coastline.
The meticulous carving process imparts a distinctive personality to each sculpture, with intricate details that attempt to mirror and divulge the intricacies found in nature. The colors chosen are not only aesthetically pleasing but are also carefully selected to resonate with the coastal hues, creating a visual dialogue between art and environment.
The documentation captures the sculptures in various states, from the play of sunlight on their surfaces during different times of the day to the interplay of shadows that adds depth and dimension. These images encapsulate the sculptures as they interact with the changing moods of the coastal landscape, highlighting the versatility and adaptability of the carved timber forms.
This series seeks to celebrate the marriage of artistic creation with the natural world, showcasing how each sculpture becomes an integral part of its environment. The juxtaposition of the meticulously carved timber against the ever-changing backdrop of Sydney's eastern coastline invites viewers to appreciate the transient beauty of these installations, perpetually evolving alongside the environment they inhabit.
Bush shots
Burnt umber I
Acrylic on carved timber vase, matte varnished
Waterproof membrane interior
280mm x 200mm x 330mm
Presenting a captivating documentation series that seamlessly integrates art with nature along Sydney's eastern coastline. Each sculpture, a unique expression in carved timber, becomes a harmonious part of its distinct environment.
These carved timber sculptures are not merely standalone art pieces but rather dynamic installations that respond to and embrace the diverse surroundings along the coastline.
The meticulous carving process imparts a distinctive personality to each sculpture, with intricate details that attempt to mirror and divulge the intricacies found in nature. The colors chosen are not only aesthetically pleasing but are also carefully selected to resonate with the coastal hues, creating a visual dialogue between art and environment.
The documentation captures the sculptures in various states, from the play of sunlight on their surfaces during different times of the day to the interplay of shadows that adds depth and dimension. These images encapsulate the sculptures as they interact with the changing moods of the coastal landscape, highlighting the versatility and adaptability of the carved timber forms.
This series seeks to celebrate the marriage of artistic creation with the natural world, showcasing how each sculpture becomes an integral part of its environment. The juxtaposition of the meticulously carved timber against the ever-changing backdrop of Sydney's eastern coastline invites viewers to appreciate the transient beauty of these installations, perpetually evolving alongside the environment they inhabit.
Bush shots
Burnt umber I
Acrylic on carved timber vase, matte varnished
Waterproof membrane interior
280mm x 200mm x 330mm
Presenting a captivating documentation series that seamlessly integrates art with nature along Sydney's eastern coastline. Each sculpture, a unique expression in carved timber, becomes a harmonious part of its distinct environment.
These carved timber sculptures are not merely standalone art pieces but rather dynamic installations that respond to and embrace the diverse surroundings along the coastline.
The meticulous carving process imparts a distinctive personality to each sculpture, with intricate details that attempt to mirror and divulge the intricacies found in nature. The colors chosen are not only aesthetically pleasing but are also carefully selected to resonate with the coastal hues, creating a visual dialogue between art and environment.
The documentation captures the sculptures in various states, from the play of sunlight on their surfaces during different times of the day to the interplay of shadows that adds depth and dimension. These images encapsulate the sculptures as they interact with the changing moods of the coastal landscape, highlighting the versatility and adaptability of the carved timber forms.
This series seeks to celebrate the marriage of artistic creation with the natural world, showcasing how each sculpture becomes an integral part of its environment. The juxtaposition of the meticulously carved timber against the ever-changing backdrop of Sydney's eastern coastline invites viewers to appreciate the transient beauty of these installations, perpetually evolving alongside the environment they inhabit.
Bush shots
Burnt umber I
Acrylic on carved timber vase, matte varnished
Waterproof membrane interior
280mm x 200mm x 330mm
Presenting a captivating documentation series that seamlessly integrates art with nature along Sydney's eastern coastline. Each sculpture, a unique expression in carved timber, becomes a harmonious part of its distinct environment.
These carved timber sculptures are not merely standalone art pieces but rather dynamic installations that respond to and embrace the diverse surroundings along the coastline.
The meticulous carving process imparts a distinctive personality to each sculpture, with intricate details that attempt to mirror and divulge the intricacies found in nature. The colors chosen are not only aesthetically pleasing but are also carefully selected to resonate with the coastal hues, creating a visual dialogue between art and environment.
The documentation captures the sculptures in various states, from the play of sunlight on their surfaces during different times of the day to the interplay of shadows that adds depth and dimension. These images encapsulate the sculptures as they interact with the changing moods of the coastal landscape, highlighting the versatility and adaptability of the carved timber forms.
This series seeks to celebrate the marriage of artistic creation with the natural world, showcasing how each sculpture becomes an integral part of its environment. The juxtaposition of the meticulously carved timber against the ever-changing backdrop of Sydney's eastern coastline invites viewers to appreciate the transient beauty of these installations, perpetually evolving alongside the environment they inhabit.
Bush shots
Burnt umber I
Acrylic on carved timber vase, matte varnished
Waterproof membrane interior
280mm x 200mm x 330mm
Presenting a captivating documentation series that seamlessly integrates art with nature along Sydney's eastern coastline. Each sculpture, a unique expression in carved timber, becomes a harmonious part of its distinct environment.
These carved timber sculptures are not merely standalone art pieces but rather dynamic installations that respond to and embrace the diverse surroundings along the coastline.
The meticulous carving process imparts a distinctive personality to each sculpture, with intricate details that attempt to mirror and divulge the intricacies found in nature. The colors chosen are not only aesthetically pleasing but are also carefully selected to resonate with the coastal hues, creating a visual dialogue between art and environment.
The documentation captures the sculptures in various states, from the play of sunlight on their surfaces during different times of the day to the interplay of shadows that adds depth and dimension. These images encapsulate the sculptures as they interact with the changing moods of the coastal landscape, highlighting the versatility and adaptability of the carved timber forms.
This series seeks to celebrate the marriage of artistic creation with the natural world, showcasing how each sculpture becomes an integral part of its environment. The juxtaposition of the meticulously carved timber against the ever-changing backdrop of Sydney's eastern coastline invites viewers to appreciate the transient beauty of these installations, perpetually evolving alongside the environment they inhabit.
Bush shots
Burnt umber I
Acrylic on carved timber vase, matte varnished
Waterproof membrane interior
280mm x 200mm x 330mm
Presenting a captivating documentation series that seamlessly integrates art with nature along Sydney's eastern coastline. Each sculpture, a unique expression in carved timber, becomes a harmonious part of its distinct environment.
These carved timber sculptures are not merely standalone art pieces but rather dynamic installations that respond to and embrace the diverse surroundings along the coastline.
The meticulous carving process imparts a distinctive personality to each sculpture, with intricate details that attempt to mirror and divulge the intricacies found in nature. The colors chosen are not only aesthetically pleasing but are also carefully selected to resonate with the coastal hues, creating a visual dialogue between art and environment.
The documentation captures the sculptures in various states, from the play of sunlight on their surfaces during different times of the day to the interplay of shadows that adds depth and dimension. These images encapsulate the sculptures as they interact with the changing moods of the coastal landscape, highlighting the versatility and adaptability of the carved timber forms.
This series seeks to celebrate the marriage of artistic creation with the natural world, showcasing how each sculpture becomes an integral part of its environment. The juxtaposition of the meticulously carved timber against the ever-changing backdrop of Sydney's eastern coastline invites viewers to appreciate the transient beauty of these installations, perpetually evolving alongside the environment they inhabit.
Grassy
1150mm x 1000mm x 12mm
Acrylic on carved timber board, matte varnished
A wall relief made and photographed in Tasmania. This work is made from the leftover material from some sculptures I've been laminating together.
In August 2023 Lesjak-atton attended a three week residency at the ‘Pickers hut’ in Tasmania’s Huon valley courtesy of Artist and sculptor Matt Calvert.
In this time period i was able to explore, play and create a series of carved and painted timber sculptures, each work is constructed by building up layers of laminated plywood that is then freeform carved with an angle grinder and then primed and painted.
This series of works created seeks to celebrate the marriage of artistic creation with the natural world, showcasing how each sculpture becomes an integral part of its environment.
https://resartis.org/listings/the-pickersea-hut-glaziers-bay/
http://mattcalvert.com.au/
On the way to the Franklin River
In August 2023 Lesjak-atton attended a three week residency at the ‘Pickers hut’ in Tasmania’s Huon valley courtesy of Artist and sculptor Matt Calvert.
In this time period i was able to explore, play and create a series of carved and painted timber sculptures, each work is constructed by building up layers of laminated plywood that is then freeform carved with an angle grinder and then primed and painted.
This series of works created seeks to celebrate the marriage of artistic creation with the natural world, showcasing how each sculpture becomes an integral part of its environment.
https://resartis.org/listings/the-pickersea-hut-glaziers-bay/
http://mattcalvert.com.au/
Workshop shots
In August 2023 Lesjak-atton attended a three week residency at the ‘Pickers hut’ in Tasmania’s Huon valley courtesy of Artist and sculptor Matt Calvert.
In this time period i was able to explore, play and create a series of carved and painted timber sculptures, each work is constructed by building up layers of laminated plywood that is then freeform carved with an angle grinder and then primed and painted.
This series of works created seeks to celebrate the marriage of artistic creation with the natural world, showcasing how each sculpture becomes an integral part of its environment.
https://resartis.org/listings/the-pickersea-hut-glaziers-bay/
http://mattcalvert.com.au/
Progress shots
In August 2023 Lesjak-atton attended a three week residency at the ‘Pickers hut’ in Tasmania’s Huon valley courtesy of Artist and sculptor Matt Calvert.
In this time period i was able to explore, play and create a series of carved and painted timber sculptures, each work is constructed by building up layers of laminated plywood that is then freeform carved with an angle grinder and then primed and painted.
This series of works created seeks to celebrate the marriage of artistic creation with the natural world, showcasing how each sculpture becomes an integral part of its environment.
https://resartis.org/listings/the-pickersea-hut-glaziers-bay/
http://mattcalvert.com.au/
Entwine
1250mm x 1600mm x 12mm
Acrylic on carved timber board, matte varnished
A wall relief made and photographed in Tasmania. This work is made from the leftover material from some sculptures I've been laminating together.
In August 2023 Lesjak-atton attended a three week residency at the ‘Pickers hut’ in Tasmania’s Huon valley courtesy of Artist and sculptor Matt Calvert.
In this time period i was able to explore, play and create a series of carved and painted timber sculptures, each work is constructed by building up layers of laminated plywood that is then freeform carved with an angle grinder and then primed and painted.
This series of works created seeks to celebrate the marriage of artistic creation with the natural world, showcasing how each sculpture becomes an integral part of its environment.
https://resartis.org/listings/the-pickersea-hut-glaziers-bay/
http://mattcalvert.com.au/