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Large-scale works are inspired by the power of the ocean, universal ideas relating to the resolution of conflict , and simply by being alive at  the turn of a millennium. 

 The work is characterised by the nexus  of significant symbolism. It also provides a unique focus for  multi-disciplinary and intercultural artistic expression.  For these reasons the sculpture can be seen as  an imaginative response to the divisive aspects of  contemporary fundamentalism.

DECORATIVE ART

decorative  lighting sculpture is a new uniquely Australian interactive functional  concept.   Included in the  marine, earth and celestial themes. These items  include large fixtures, wall reliefs and free standing  lamps. They are utilized to enhance thematic indoor atmospheres and provide a unique sculptural element to tables and settings.  The concept has also been developed  as themed functional giftware ie as aromatherapy lanterns.


 

 

Large scale sculpture


Large, robust and timeless-significant symbolic  content characterise  this style of work.

monument  n.  1. something setup to keep alive the memory of a person or  event...... 2.  a  work of enduring significance. (Webster's New World  Dictionary)

A google search  of  "monumental sculpture"   finds  over 11,000 sites.

"Inspired by living at a turn of a  Millennium, the ancient concept of universalism  and the oceanic surf experience,  I  mould and  carve sculptures. Through this pursuit, I attempt  to indicate important symbolism as a response  to the current human predicament, while offering creative   ideas which may inspire refreshing ideas about what living at the turn of a millennium can mean."

For more information on this artwork and its powerful symbolism, please scroll down to 'Millennial Celebration' 



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Decorative Sculpture

An exciting themed decorative lighting concept has been developed through a uniquely Australian approach to the illumination of interiors. This lighting concept is complemented by a new craftwork.  For further information Please Scroll down to "Decorative Sculpture"

 

 

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   In  collaboration with The Illuminating Engineering Society of Australia Darling Harbour- Exhibition Centre

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Decorative  Sculpture

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As a progressive artist,  I have developed an  ornamental lighting concept and a new  craftwork. This work draws on the  natural heritage of Australia and applies nature themes such as 'earth' and 'marine'  to   functional lighting for interiors and giftware such as aroma-lanterns.

For information and dramatic images of this  novel, eclectic sculpture  go to the section Nature Light Gallery. 

For examples of  how  this concept may be applied to domestic and commercial settings go to architectural lighting.

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If you are interested in this work or would like information about the  commissioning either the unique ornamental lighting sculpture   please send an email  

 

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Photography by Melanie Russell, Steve Furzey, Hoagy Van Ewyk and Mark Fabbro