Jenny is an experienced ceramic artists who makes both brightly coloured and distinctive domestic ware as well as similarly vivid garden stakes and sculptured forms.
Melbourne
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Kate’s works on paper – in the form of drawings, papercuts and etchings – reflect her love of flora and fauna and passion for gardens and the Australian bush. Her prints often feature plants, birds and animals and posit the garden as a site of delight and contemplation but also as a place where senescence and death might intrude. The interplay between human and non-human living things in Kate’s whimsical images is a means to explore the imaginative world of childhood, often referencing the rich symbolism of fairy tales and folk art.
“I sculpt in clay because I find the creative possibilities of clay fascinating and compulsive. Creatures with vitality, energy and personality can emerge from a lump of dirt. Ceramic sculpture can explore many diverse forms. It is a means of expression and communication of ideas and, importantly, humour. My frogs, dragons, people and other creatures seem to develop a life and energy of their own.”
Warwick Hillis’s art, Wozbits, has been popular at Bulleen Art and Garden for the several years and you can usually find it at the entrance, in the sculpture Garden or Garden Gallery. You will find animals, different bird-feeders and baths along with amazing abstract sculptures.…