The Linear History of Mother Earth

2021

I was inspired by the geological formations in the beach-side cliffs at Tuhawaiki (Jack’s) Point, just south of Timaru. The lines and wrinkles and collapsed areas of loess/clay relate not only to the passing of time on the landscape, but also to what we see in the mirror as we age. We are all part of Mother Earth.

  • The Linear History of Mother Earth 1, 2021,
    mixed media on paper.
    41.7cm(H) x 59cm(W)

  • The Linear History of Mother Earth 2, 2021,
    mixed media on paper.
    41.7cm(H) x 59cm(W)

  • The Linear History of Mother Earth 3, 2021,
    mixed media on paper.
    41.7cm(H) x 59cm(W)

  • The Linear History of Mother Earth 4, 2021,
    mixed media on paper.
    41.7cm(H) x 59cm(W)

  • The Linear History of Mother Earth, 2021,
    mixed media on paper.
    41.7cm(H) x 59cm(W)

  • The Linear History of Mother Earth 6, 2021,
    mixed media on paper.
    41.7cm(H) x 59cm(W)

  • The Linear History of Mother Earth 7, 2021,
    mixed media on paper.
    41.7cm(H) x 59cm(W)