Sculptures in the Garden

35 136 - Jay Sikora (Geelong) Title - Monkey (170 x 70 x 50cm) Materials - Corten Price - $4,700 Artist’s Statement - A sliced sculpture that changes as your view / focus changes. 137 - Nicola McCutcheon (Narromine) Title - Book Reading (60 x 50 x 50cm) Materials - Raku clay and paint Price - $1,200 Artist’s Statement - Nicola McCutcheon works exclusively in clay, making small to medium-scale forms using a coil technique with a painterly, rustic finish. The pieces are largely biographical with curvaceous figures of family. They speak of the universal female existence and our relationship to each other and the passing of time. 138 - Nicola McCutcheon (Narromine) Title - Snoozing (60 x 50 x 50cm) Materials - Raku clay and paint Price - $1,200 Artist’s Statement - Nicola McCutcheon works exclusively in clay, making small to medium-scale forms using a coil technique with a painterly, rustic finish. The pieces are largely biographical with curvaceous figures of family. They speak of the universal female existence and our relationship to each other and the passing of time. 139 - Nicola McCutcheon (Narromine) Title - Rubba Dub Dub (60 x 40 x 50cm) Materials - Raku clay and paint Price - $1,200 Artist’s Statement - Nicola McCutcheon works exclusively in clay, making small to medium-scale forms using a coil technique with a painterly, rustic finish. The pieces are largely biographical with curvaceous figures of family. They speak of the universal female existence and our relationship to each other and the passing of time. 140 - Nicola McCutcheon (Narromine) Title - Two kids in a tub (60 x 44 x 46cm) Materials - Raku clay and paint Price - $1,200 Artist’s Statement - Nicola McCutcheon works exclusively in clay, making small to medium-scale forms using a coil technique with a painterly, rustic finish. The pieces are largely biographical with curvaceous figures of family. They speak of the universal female existence and our relationship to each other and the passing of time.