Small Works Exhibition (Dec 2024)

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Close up photo of scaly Surf Barnacles surrounded by vibrant blue encrusting sponge and red algae under a rock platform at Forrest Caves beach on Phillip Island, Victoria, Australia.

So excited to take part in the first Small Works Exhibition held by PICES at Berninneit, Cowes, Phillip Island which ran during the latter half of December.

It was a also a very successful exhibition for me as i sold 4 out of the 5 works I had on display!!! Always so happy to see my work going into new homes

All subjects were from our spectacular natural work and limited in size to less than 50cm x 50cm.

My fascination with the rocks and geological formations along the coastline dominated the subject matter with all being incredibly beautiful in their own right.

The top 3 images below are all available as limited edition prints. (50 in each edition)

Close up of natural concentric Liesegang rings in a cliff face at Surf Beach on Phillip Island showing layered circular patterns of deep red iron oxide and cream-coloured weathered stone.
close up photo of scaly Surf Barnacles surrounded by vibrant blue encrusting sponge and red volcanic turfing algae on the underside of a rock at Forrest Caves beach on Phillip Island, Victoria,Australia
Macro photo of vibrant volcanic basalt rock at Forrest Caves beach on Phillip Island showing rich red iron oxidation, purple crustose coralline algae and bright green intertidal algae.
Intentional Camera movement has been used to capture and highlight gorgeous stature of redwood forest in New Zealand.
Close up photo of natural honeycomb tafoni weathering in a volcanic cliff face at Surf Beach on Phillip Island showing deep ochre orange pockets, shadows and textured salt erosion cavities.

Read about the exhibition in the below article.

https://www.sgst.com.au/50-artists-on-display-at-berninneit-gallery-in-cowes

https://www.pisra.com.au/three-pices-exhibitions-at-berninneit

I’ll be writing a little more on some of these stunning rock in future blog posts!!!

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