New Work Friday #118

Art Life , New Work Aug 24, 2012 1 Comment

Title: Rough Diamonds (in the shadow of Marree man). Created July 2012. Installed on site at Mutonia sculpture park, Alberrie Creek station South Australia Materials: Grass paint. Dimensions: 50x20m (100sqm). Artist: Anthony Sawrey, Daylesford Victoria.

Rough Diamonds is the most recent of Anthony Sawrey’s continuing series of site specific environment paintings. In this case, an opportunity arose to create a work in the South Australian desert on the Oonadatta track between Marree and Lake Eyre and have it documented from a hot air balloon. Each piece created is completely temporal, subject to the weathering effects of rain and wind and are a joy to create because they are not constrained by the boundaries of an enclosed gallery space. Anthony used an non toxic organic grass paint for the coloring and applied it with a industrial spray pump, all of which was lugged thousands of kilometers for the opportunity to create a never to be repeated work.” – Anthony Sawrey

Got new work you’d like to share? Send images no larger than 550x550px and 350k each plus a short statement about the work to: the art life at hot mail dot com. Put “New Work Friday” in the subject line.

The Art Life

One Comments

  1. Looks great, thanks for posting.
    A

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.