I was very inspired with the Burragorang workshop and felt
very privileged to be here, what made it even more exciting for
me was the fact that been part of the committee, I had seen the
past work of the artists that we invited to the workshop many
times, and it was very stimulating to see them produce work other
then what they usually produce in their own studios.
My nostrils where excited with the smell of rain wet eucalypts,
and fresh oxygen. My senses thrilled and overwhelmed with the
scenery of this amazing land, kangaroos, snakes and wombats such
diverse wildlife an experience that will always be with me
The landscape, the essence of the place and cultures thrown together made for an imaginative brew of work.
There was a lot of collaboration amongst the artists and everyone
worked with the elements and materials that where mostly around
the Land.
The Artists unearthed fragments from their interior space which
blended with the land, by entering the beliefs of their innermost
self they reached the depths of their soul, this is where it
manifested into a genuine catharsis, the work sprouted and grew
and so did the connections and friendships