TIME MACHINES, 2005 - 2006
Read the Time Machines essay here.
TIME MACHINES, NOMADIC WONDERS, 2005, Kinetic sculpture - Brass, wood, yarn, electronic controller, 100cm x 240cm x 260cm
TIME MACHINES, NOMADIC WONDERS, 2005, Kinetic sculpture - Brass, wood, yarn, electronic controller, 100cm x 240cm x 260cm - Detail
TIME MACHINES, 2005, Installation view
TIME MACHINES, REMEMBER, 2005, Wood, fabric, brass, flocking powder, eggs, oil, 250cm x 80cm x 60cm
TIME MACHINES, REMEMBER, 2005, Egg polishing - performance still
TIME MACHINES, REMEMBER, 2005, Wood, fabric, brass, flocking powder, eggs, oil, 250cm x 80cm x 60cm
TIME MACHINES, 2005, Installation view
TIME MACHINES, HERE I COME, 2005, Brass, wood, velvet, flocking powder, recorded horn sound, 100cm x 80cm x 60cm
TIME MACHINES, HERE I COME, 2005, Brass, wood, velvet, flocking powder, recorded horn sound, 100cm x 80cm x 60cm
TIME MACHINES, HERE I COME, 2005, Brass, wood, velvet, flocking powder, recorded horn sound, 100cm x 80cm x 60cm - Detail
TIME MACHINES, HERE I COME, 2005, Brass, wood, velvet, flocking powder, recorded horn sound, 100cm x 80cm x 60cm - Detail
TIME MACHINES, ATHLETE, 2005 - Wood, glass, apples, apple scent, shoes, flocking powder, 180cm x 75cm x 50cm
TIME MACHINES, ATHLETE, 2005 - Wood, glass, apples, apple scent, shoes, flocking powder, 180cm x 75cm x 50cm
TIME MACHINES, ATHLETE, 2005 - Wood, glass, apples, apple scent, shoes, flocking powder, 180cm x 75cm x 50cm - Detail
TIME MACHINES - The Story Teller, 2006, White Space Gallery, Installation view
FIGHTING COCKS, 2006, Brass, wood, enamel, 150cm x 30cm
UNTITLED - Light boxes, 2006, Wood, brass, cement, multi coloured yarn, 120cm x 120cm each
FIGHTING COCKS, 2006 - Brass, wood, enamel, 150cm x 30cm
FATA'S MILK, 2006, Brass, wood, acrylic paint, 200cm x 65cm
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"The element of wit also appears in this show, as when a dribble of white thread complete with drops gives point to Fata’s Milk. All these assemblages are appealing but movement makes Nomadic Wonders outstanding. A group of tall, red shepherds, crooks bound at the top, are adorned with bells. A hidden mechanism shakes them to produce a lilting sound across the meadows of the mind.”
- T J McNamara - The New Zealand Herald, Arts Guide, 'Moving pictures transfix the eye', 19 July 2006
