Busily working away at items for the Entropy Collection, however, as expected I veer off on tangents to try new things......
Driftwood and bones with hemp crocheted details. Two sculptures by Jade Pegler in the middle.
One of my first wonky baskets and a couple of driftwood/crochet pieces.
The Diatom Collection has expanded.
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The sun is back, then it's gone and it's still very wet. I guess that's why it's called the rainy season!
In the studio:
A little 10 x 10 cm embroidery of nodules.
I've been working on the "Entropy collection". An expanded version will be exhibited at the Tweed River Regional Art Gallery at the end of the year. It will be exhibited as an installation pinned to the wall, approximately 4 x 1.5m in size. This exhibition has now expanded into a full solo exhibition and I'm trying to bring various pieces together to form a cohesive whole. A public program, as part of the exhibition, is also being organized.
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Bliss......... a new studio in town, Murwillumbah that is.
I have a little room crammed full of all my stuff where I can tinker away. The little red house is too small for me to spread out, like I tend to do, so a new little studio space is perfect. The other resident is the very talented and lovely Tamsin Ainslie, an illustrator of children's books. We laugh loudly and drink lots of tea.
The studio will be called "No.85 Upstairs" and the entrance is through the side door, with the round window, in Police Lane. Drawing by Tamsin.
My work table.
I have a view of the old Police station and it's garden.
The doily and vintage linen collection
Our fishes.
My corals in different media and Tamsin's boxfish and whale.
A display of corals and "Plastic Detritus" linoprints.
A frog pond.
Plastic bits.
A coral embroidery.
A gift from my lovely neighbour, Aly.......... a very special, vintage, crochet, teacup jug cover.
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