The Grounded Collective is three artists researching place, time and memory. Through drawing and sculpture, the act of making is amplified by each artist in a three-way conversation to produce site-specific works, both collaborative and individual, that overlaps ideas and practice. 

Artists have been invited from throughout Australia to provoke meaningful dialogue around the threats to forests in a way that can bring people together for further discussion, exploration, and activation.

Rebecca Tapscott's cyanotype print wall installation, "Echoes of Absence", is a poignant exploration of loss and interconnectedness, drawing from personal and environmental experiences.

In ancient Greece oikos referred to both a house and members of a family/household.  The modern English prefix of eco derives from oikos, as in the terms ecology and economy. In this exhibition, McLean emphasises the relational aspect of nature rather than the scenic.