Sculptures
Full Circle Red
“Full Circle Red harks back to works of the early 2000’s where the artist explored the play of light and refraction, often using a bright red that would cast faint rose-coloured shadows onto the host wall. Assembled in a grid each of the 15 pieces in this new work has its own individual character randomly twisted and curled within the constraints of a 244cm length of laminated material.”
Material: bending ply, polyurethane, laminate
Artist
Marion Borgelt
Progress
“Progress is much like a bridge. The benefits of history, innovation and consensus are employed. We become the future’s history.”
Material: forged mild steel, hot rivets
Artist
S. Pankhurst and B. Beames
Flutter I & II
Artist
April Pine
Twisting Oval
Artist
Phil Price
Surfers
Artist
April Pine
Bubble No. 5
Material: painted stainless steel
Artist
Qian Sihua
Passage
Material: Forged mild steel, hot rivets
Artist
S. Pankhurst and B. Beames
Feather
“This feather may have fallen to earth from the heavens shed from the wing of an angel.”
Material: steel pipe
Artist
Tobias Bennett
Mi No 8
Artist
Wendi Zhang
Boulders
“‘Boulders’ endeavour to evoke the natural landscape and represents a time when my farm experienced a devastating bushfire that swept through 10,000 acres of the district. The sculptures are constructed from multiple layers of bushfire ravaged fencing wire, juxtaposing the man made with the natural world.”
Material: fencing wire
Artist
Sally Stoneman
Child's Dream
“Inspired by the quirky dreams of my childhood. Symbolises the unbounded imagination of young children.”
Material: recycled stainless steel
Artist
Paul Dimmer
Flower Power
“My take on the hippies of the sixties and seventies.”
Material: corten steel and recycled stainless steel
Artist
Paul Dimmer
Nevermore
“Nevermore is based on the Edgar Allan Poe’s narrative poem ‘The Raven'”
Material: 3mm corten steel finished in electroplated zinc
Artist
Jonathan Leahy
Wanderers
“The Wanderers are travelling family group of metal spheres. They pass by in silence. Their origin and destination remain a mystery to all but themselves.”
Material: The sphere is 4mm thick formed aluminium. The legs and feet are cast aluminium.
Artist
Brad Jackson
Breaching
“A breaching whale displays an expression of pure freedom”
Material: red gum
Artist
Michael Greve
Mother and Child
“The sculpture hopes to capture the unique relationship between a mother and child. Interdependence and joyful love. Mother and child is a universal theme through art history, often sentimental”
Material: plaster and cast in silicon bronze.
Artist
Ante Dabro
From Hope to Optimism
“The abstract essences of being … exquisite, organic, radiating – glorious”
Material: bronze and stainless steel
Artist
Andrew Rogers
Morpheus
Artist
Phil Price
Koi
“Made from Corten steel with a natural rusted finish the sculpture reflects the resilient nature of the Koi and the warm colourings found across the ornamental species.”
Material: Corten steel
Artist
Chris Vassallo
Encounter
Artist
Jorg Plickat
Existance
‘Just a loop in time’ made from Corten steel – a prominent material here at Willinga Park.
Artist
Jorg Plickat
Step Lightly
“Three filigreed, plant-form arches step lightly across the lake, reflecting a sinuous illusion.”
Material: marine grade, 316 stainless steel
Artist
Virigina King
Contortion
Artist
Keizo Ushio
Whale
“This piece was inspired by my love of the ocean and my respect for its inhabitants. Thanks to our evolved and enlightened protection of our planet and its species, these once hunted & vulnerable creatures can freely play much to the delight of our privileged generation.”
Material: 316 Marine grade 2mm thick stainless steel. Polished to a mirror finish.
Artist
John Fitzmaurice
Pears
Artist
Melinda Knowles
Aeolus’ Sister
“This piece was inspired by the Wind God Aeolus. I made the figure female as I wanted the gown to assist the wind vane function. It is mounted on a bearing, which allows it to track the wind.”
Material: coreten steel
Artist
Paul Dimmer
Tree of Paradise
Artist
Phil Price
Red Balance Beam
“The weighty rectangular shape sways subtly with the flow of air and human touch, expressing the invisible presence of gravity and air. If you have a chance to touch it, you will have a magical experience of floating.”
Material: stainless steel, magnet paint
Artist
Haruyuki Uchida
Walking
Artist
Wei Wang
Floatsam
Artist
Jeff Thomson
Sphere
Artist
Michael Snape
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