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Jennifer Matthews
2 - 22 February
I have selected “Entropy” as the title of this exhibition as I feel it encapsulates the devastation, degradation, ruination, and decay of the state of the planet we live in today.
The exhibition continues with my interpretation of the irreversible cause and consequence of global warming and climate change on the environment.
* Intense droughts and lakes drying up causing increase in harmful blue-green algae
* Bushfires, flooding and scarcity of water
* Long term change in weather patterns and the disruption of the balance of nature.
Each artwork has a corresponding Haiku poem (traditionally about nature) which adds another layer for interpretation of the visual image.
Jennifer Matthews, MFA by Research from La Trobe University, Mildura, has been a practicing artist for over 30 years.
Image:
'Global warming is here
affecting our Pink Salt Lake
Excessive CO2' Encaustic wax.
Celebrating the Jacaranda with 65 artworks on display
5 - 25 January
Now in it's third year, the annual prize was established to promote culturally diverse artistic endeavours, showcase talent in the Mallee, Nurture young emerging artists and provide a community platform where local art can be viewed, studied, critiqued, and sold. For further information click here.
Image: Irymple Baths, 2024. Deidre Jaensch. Oil on canvas.
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