Sculptures in the Garden

23 76 - Basilios Papaioannou (Gladesville) Title - 21 Environmental Refugees in C Sharp (med x8) (70 x 50 x 40cm) Materials - Repurposed materials Price - $500 (each) Artist’s Statement - The Ibis has adapted to urban living in order to survive. The repurposed materials used, have also been adapted to create 21 Environmental Refugees in C Sharp, as they too have adapted but would like to return to their natural environment. 8x medium, set of 4 wing feathers. 77 - Basilios Papaioannou (Gladesville) Title - 21 Environmental Refugees in C Sharp (lg x8) (70 x 50 x 40cm) Materials - Repurposed materials Price - $750 (Each) Artist’s Statement - The Ibis has adapted to urban living in order to survive. The repurposed materials used, have also been adapted to create 21 Environmental Refugees in C Sharp, as they too have adapted but would like to return to their natural environment. 8x large, set of 5 wing feathers. 78 - Tarisse King (Hastings) Title - Turtle (50 x 220 x 230cm) Materials - Steel Price - $8,800 Artist’s Statement - With this sculpture Tarisse wanted to translate her ‘Turtle’ paintings & totem stories into a 3D object. The choice to use metal & rust is a reflection on the strength & longevity of the Australian Indigenous culture and the stories passed down over the centuries. 79 - Harrie Fasher (Portland) Title - Ahead (183 x 203 x 230cm) Materials - Steel Price - $16,500 Artist’s Statement - “Ahead” is our guardian. She was intended to be the head for “Transition” the largest work I have built to date; however it was too large, meaning the finished sculpture would not fit with in the confines of the studio roof! Ahead became a work on its own right… ‘we were not behind but ahead!’. And Transition went on to win Sculpture by the Sea in Cottesloe WA. Artist represented by King Street Gallery on William 80 - Jeff Stewart (Alstonville) Title - Cudgegong Guardian (1200 x 2500 x 2500cm) Materials - Wood, steel and rubber Price - $1,500 Artist’s Statement - Fashioned from fire and earth, the “Cudgegong Guardian” stands ready to protect his river. Like a Steampunk Centurion Warrior and the 1st son of Mother Nature, the scars of many environmental battles have created his mutant turtle form.