October – November
For the 2018 Australian Tapestry Workshop Residency, I produced a small project titled: MeetMyMum. This body of work incorporated a range of ATW wool, beads and various other materials which aimed to express (through pattern), the primary theme of complex relationships, in particular the importance of the mother/infant, inter-subjective relationship. My key ideas developed a life-cycle of the common house fly as a perfect form and metaphor to re-imagine the mother’s emotional and psychological proximity to the child.
February – May 2019
Exhibition opening of AIR18, celebrating the works that the 2018 Artists in Residence created during their time at the ATW.
'MeetMyMum' (Complete cycle), Australian Tapestry Wool, mixed beads, glasses, synthetic eyelashes, silk print and twigs, dimensions variable
'MeetMyMum' (Complete cycle), Australian Tapestry Wool, mixed beads, glasses, synthetic eyelashes, silk print and twigs, dimensions variable
MeetMyMum, Australian Tapestry Wool, mixed beads, glasses, synthetic eyelashes, silk print, dimensions variable
Interior Glasses (detail), Australian Tapestry Wool, mixed beads, glasses, synthetic eyelashes, silk print
