Linocut on black clay, cotton cord
550mm high
360mm wide
10mm deep
Dingos & Thylacines imagines a sequence of large predators moving across the surface of abstracted stratigraphic layers drawn from peat‑core studies. The work reflects how thylacines (Tasmanian tigers) once occupied the mainland apex‑predator role before dingos replaced them several thousand years ago, placing these shifting histories within the layered sediments that record long‑term environmental change.
Please note, this artwork is currently on exhibition at Belconnen Arts Centre and will not be available for pick-up or delivery until the exhibition has closed. Please check the Belco Arts website for exhibition dates.
550mm high
360mm wide
10mm deep
Dingos & Thylacines imagines a sequence of large predators moving across the surface of abstracted stratigraphic layers drawn from peat‑core studies. The work reflects how thylacines (Tasmanian tigers) once occupied the mainland apex‑predator role before dingos replaced them several thousand years ago, placing these shifting histories within the layered sediments that record long‑term environmental change.
Please note, this artwork is currently on exhibition at Belconnen Arts Centre and will not be available for pick-up or delivery until the exhibition has closed. Please check the Belco Arts website for exhibition dates.