The Keeper of the Land II, 2020
From the series The Keeper of the Land which observes the landscape in the aftermath of areas affected by the Australian bushfires of 2019/20.
The Rock Wallaby is the central figure, a survivor in the morning mist.
The work depicts the complexity and resilience of the Australian bush and its inhabitants; from destruction comes rebirth.
The Rock Wallaby is the central figure, a survivor in the morning mist.
The work depicts the complexity and resilience of the Australian bush and its inhabitants; from destruction comes rebirth.
- Limited Edition - small print runs as specified
- Archival Fine Art Pigment Print
- Printed in Australia on Hahnemuhle photo rag pearl paper
- Custom Made to Order
- Certificate of signed authenticity
- Framed option
- Worldwide shipping available
Year:
2020
Format:
35mm Film Photograph
Print:
Pigment print on Hahnemuhle photo rag pearl paper. Imperfections and grain may appear in varying degrees depending on print size and are intentional.
Editions:
88.8 x 59.3cm (M) Edition of 5 + 2AP
Framing Specification:
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Further Information:
The Keeper of the Land observes the landscape in the aftermath of areas affected by the Australian bushfires of 2019/20.
The Rock Wallaby is the central figure, a survivor in the morning mist.
The work depicts the complexity and resilience of the Australian bush and its inhabitants; from destruction comes rebirth.
The Rock Wallaby symbolises warrior energy and appears to teach us how to serve and not to serve the land.
The fire ravaged, blackened bush, of scorched curled tree ferns, spiked Balga plants and of soaring eucalyptus trees is in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales.
The series was shown as part of the HOME Bushfire Relief Art Fundraiser and for Occupy the Fence in Manyana in support of bushfire recovery.
The Keeper of the Land I, was a finalist in the Ravenswood Australian Women’s Art Prize 2022 and awarded Highly Commended in the Emerging Artist category.
The Rock Wallaby is the central figure, a survivor in the morning mist.
The work depicts the complexity and resilience of the Australian bush and its inhabitants; from destruction comes rebirth.
The Rock Wallaby symbolises warrior energy and appears to teach us how to serve and not to serve the land.
The fire ravaged, blackened bush, of scorched curled tree ferns, spiked Balga plants and of soaring eucalyptus trees is in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales.
The series was shown as part of the HOME Bushfire Relief Art Fundraiser and for Occupy the Fence in Manyana in support of bushfire recovery.
The Keeper of the Land I, was a finalist in the Ravenswood Australian Women’s Art Prize 2022 and awarded Highly Commended in the Emerging Artist category.