An exhibition of 4 diverse artists who came to discover how connected we all are without realising it. By sharing their stories a series of seemingly random connections revealed themselves. The world is smaller than you think - 6 degrees of separation? No - "4 degrees of connection"! A connection of place,time and nature as well as a love of art binds them together for this latest exhibition which includes paintings, ceramics and photography.
Artists:
Irene Brown - ceramics
Michelle Bowden - photograqphy
Pam Gough - acrylic and mixed media
Kirsten Cutler - oil and mixed media
Exhibition at the "Art Factory Gallery" South Brisbane opening on 24/7/2009.
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"Beneath what we can see, are the underlying plans and dreams of those who have gone before us ... those who lived, loved and built up the Brisbane we are gifted with today." Pamela Gough
"Whatever the subject matter, I seek to affect the observer with a sense of the mysterious and profound, and in doing so, express my understanding of the simple yet sublime nature of life." Kirsten Dale Cutler
"Through my photography I want to show the minute details of the little things like the veins on a leaf, the texture of a dry stick and the colours in breaking down mulch.
I want to expose a part of the world that is undisturbed and unperturbed by petty human worries. All this at our feet….."
Michelle Bowden
"Travelling every year to outback destinations has been a great inspiration for my ceramic works. The everchanging landscape, the flora and fauna, the textures of the rocks and the trees become the basis for my designs." Irene Brown
"Whatever the subject matter, I seek to affect the observer with a sense of the mysterious and profound, and in doing so, express my understanding of the simple yet sublime nature of life." Kirsten Dale Cutler
"Through my photography I want to show the minute details of the little things like the veins on a leaf, the texture of a dry stick and the colours in breaking down mulch.
I want to expose a part of the world that is undisturbed and unperturbed by petty human worries. All this at our feet….."
Michelle Bowden
"Travelling every year to outback destinations has been a great inspiration for my ceramic works. The everchanging landscape, the flora and fauna, the textures of the rocks and the trees become the basis for my designs." Irene Brown
