Billabong Reflections

Wendy Teakel

Billabong Reflections

Wendy Teakel (Creator)

Research output: Non-textual form › Physical Non-textual work

Abstract

A vocabulary of place is drawn from a lifetime of viewing particular sites and the building of physical and emotional attachments to landscapes. The body is implicit in these works. Slow inscriptions of activity within landscapes documenting the pulse and rhythm are recorded through mark and colour. Surfaces are built and eroded using fire and water; palimpsests burned, eroded and patterned like the landscapes they represent. These works explore the Calperum Biosphere on the banks of the Murray.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Melbourne, Victoria
Publisher	Catherine Asquith Galleries
Edition	SA.WT.06
Size	120 x 120cm
Publication status	Published - 2013
Event	Images of Calperum - Catherine Asquith Galleries, Melbourne, Australia Duration: 9 Apr 2013 → …

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Billabong Reflections

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