Sea Glass Fish 2011

 

Sea Glass Fish, 2011

600mmL x 150mmH x 100mmW

Hebel block, acrylic paint, cats-eye shell and sea glass.

Carved from one Hebel block. The sea glass I found at low tide around Balmain (inner Sydney Harbour.) The blue pieces are Victorian medicine bottles.

Just Fish.

Hebel Fish 2006

 Cats eye Shell, Silver Leaf, Colours from ground natural Ocre.

                      

L 60 cm

W 10 cm

H 20 cm

The ocre stones that I ground to colour this fish are from my large collection of found stones.
This is the ocre that the Australian aboriginals have used throughout the centuries for hand printing in caves and rock painting.

Sculpture by the Sea 2010

I am so inspired by labyrinths I have made a web site about them. This year I am hoping to build my next one in Mark's Park for Sculpture by the Sea.
And my Fishysaurus Rex sculpture which appears behind me in David Liddles fabulous photo here. would look fantastic in the Tamarama SLSC gallery.

Sculpture Artist brings relief to you

'Three Flying dicks' is a ceramic wall relief that takes a ribald dig at the 'Three Flying Ducks' wall hangings which were a standard feature of every suburban house in the nineteen fifties. Measuring 26 cm (10.5 inches) wide x 15 cm (6 inches) high in bright glazed ceramic, this work of art featured on your wall will make a fascinating talking point.



To secure one of the few remaining examples of this edition, contact the artist at irenewalls@gmail.com