Sculptures in the Garden

55 236 - Alan Kuczynski (Seaforth) Title - Nothing To Hide (40 x 40 x 17cm) Materials - Bronze on granite Price - $5,900 Artist’s Statement - Many people, perhaps through humility or shyness or fearing being vulnerable, don’t want others to see who they really are. The peacock, takes the opposite approach. It shows its feathers with pride wanting to be appreciated for what it is. 237 - Helena Lillywhite (Randwick) Title - Acro Balance 1 (25 x 36 x 12cm) Materials - Bronze Price - $3,250 Artist’s Statement - Acro Balance 1 is part of a series exploring balance, strength and resilience. The marks on the surface represent knowledge and scars that are formed as we grow and experience life, becoming internally strong through experience. 238 - Helena Lillywhite (Randwick) Title - Acro Balance 2 (29 x 32 x 10cm) Materials - Bronze Price - $3,250 Artist’s Statement - Acro Balance 2 is part of a series exploring balance, strength and resilience. The marks on the surface represent knowledge and scars that are formed as we grow and experience life, becoming internally strong through experience. 239 - Denise Lithgow (Leichhardt) Title - Amphora Vessel No 2B (110 x 40 x 27cm) Materials - Felt merino & crossbreed wool, yarns, metal stand Price - $1,350 Artist’s Statement - The Amphora vessel is about storing the fruits of life, food, water and wines. Wine has spread around the world through trade, religious missions and colonisation so the story naturally leads to how wine gets from one place to another. This is the purpose of the Amphora Vessels. 240 - Denise Lithgow (Leichhardt) Title - Amphora Vessel No 3B (92 x 42 x 27cm) Materials - Felt merino & crossbreed wool, yarns, metal stand Price - $1,100 Artist’s Statement - Amphora vessels were the ancient worlds’ standardised way to transport the fruits of life, food,water & wine. Two expansive handles allowed easier carrying and a long slim neck sealed with reed stoppers, reduced the surface area to prevent oxidation of the wine.