Slow Territory - Rubicon ARI, North Melbourne

Slow Territory responds to the connection between stitching, weaving and drawing, and the contemplative, meditative nature of these activities. Using natural dyes, inks, acrylics,  and collaged felt, silk and cotton, the works respond to a range of natural processes such as the cycle of rehydration and evaporation found within salt lakes, tidal drawings of bush fire ash on coastal areas and verdant growth on lava rocks.  

Notions of distilling an atmosphere of place are explored and the works form a map of remembrance and meditative intent. 










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