Time and Space 2020, 2021
Stone-fired buff sandy raku clay with hardwood ash glaze
Direction 2020, stone-fired ceramic, 28x5x30cm
Fold 2020, stone-fired ceramic, ash glaze, 25x15x25cm
Resilience 2020, stone-fired ceramic, ash glaze, 12x12x25cm
Vessel 2020, stone-fired ceramic, ash and soil glaze 22x8x18cm
Re-emergence 2020, stone-fired ceramic, ash and soil glaze 30x9x25cm
Terrain 2021, stone-fired ceramic, ash and soil glaze 39x32cm
Valley 2021, stone-fired ceramic, ash and soil glaze 40x32cm
Open 2021, stone-fired ceramic, ash and soil glaze 25x10x30cm
Gundabooka Red 1 2020, mid-fired ceramic with red soil engobe 30x10x30cm
River 2021, stone-fired ceramic, ash and soil glaze 30x10x25cm
Untitled 2020, mid-fired ceramic with soil glaze 35x8x28cm
Drought 2020, stone-fired ceramic, ash and soil glaze 35x35cm
This work expresses the interconnection between humanity and nature through time and space. It seeks a viewpoint of the natural world through participation rather than objective observation, accepting that humanity is part of and dependent on nature for future existence. The result is movement from anthropocentric thinking to a holistic view that cares for the natural world.
Photography by Don Hildred