Tea Trees
Carmel Wallace
'Lorne Lode: Sampling the Core' is a layering of Lorne’s history, created from the relics of its past.
Title of artwork: Lorne lode: sampling the core, 2021
Mixed media
Approx. 17 works of various materials and dimensions
$2,870 - $5,150
Carmel Wallace’s art practice focuses on the advantages of a multi-disciplinary exploration of place and its ramifications for environmental awareness and ethics. She employs a variety of media in her sculpture, installation and printmaking processes, often incorporating cast-off or recycled materials into her work.
Sheltered in the shadows beneath ten Cypresses, the site’s twisted ancient-looking tea-trees and muted palette create a distinctive atmosphere evocative of an archaeological site. In this context, Carmel will present Lorne Lode:Sampling the Core, a suite of sculptural 'core-samples' of our time embedded with stories of Lorne’s past.
Sculptor Patrons
Carol & Alan Schwartz
In-kind supporters
Raconteur Holdings Pty Ltd and Powerhouse Productions
This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Festivals Australia program.
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A short film by Powerhouse Productions: 'Lorne Lode: Sampling the core'
