Gala day workshop

This is a collage of the activity at the Parks Community Centre in Adelaide. I was invited to help create and design decorations for a gala day at this community centre. We used the artist John Coburn as an inspiration and combined Emmas beautiful patterned fabrics to make colourful, swinging, fesitve shapes to hang outside in the courtyard. look out for the finished product....

rainwater tank

I love to decorate surfaces and as we all need rainwatertanks in Adelaide, I have given a tank for the garden a"facelift"..I wanted it to fit into the background and be old and interesting looking.....

Painting for Andreas

for some reason I deleted an earlier post so I am just returning it

twig constructions

I am working on an exhibition for Nourish health and wellness centre and this is a little drawing that comes together with the Trees of life canvases that are to be exhibited.

Marine Discovery centre

Well, Alison Harvey and I are up to our elbows in Verdigris......
We have almost finished a wonderful commission. Alison and I designed 2 signs or as we like to think of them, (2 d sculptures) for the walls of the new Marine Discovery Centre Geoff at Ferrocut arranged and generously donated the aluminum panels and Emil at Ferrocut organised Sonnex Laser to laser cut a beautiful Leafy Sea dragon and the lettering into the panels. Look out for the signs on Seaview Road in Henley Beach.

Walls of Hope

When I was in Toronto this spring, well autumn in Australia, I had the privilege to work with some very motivated, caring, artistic youth to make an installation at metro hall in T.O. Claudia Bernardi and Julie Jarvis led and assembled a group of us to collaborate and come up with an amazing experience. i am sorry I was not in Toronto to see the opening, on July 14th but my mother Joy Biswas went and said it was great. Check out the website for walls of sorrow/walls of hope. at
http://wallsofhopecanada.com

fintegrity gallery February 2008

Finally figured out how to download these pictures.we all had a great time and Will at Smartline really made us feel welcome. These pictures are from my exhibition in Adelaide for the Fringe festival, The exhibition was called Border crossings of a Homely Girl and it was a huge sucess thanks to my old friends and some new ones.

Kaspi and Adi on Kangaroo Island

detail from mandala painting

some recent work