ArtGeo Gallery is proud to host senior art practitioner Mark Grey Smith.

Opening Friday 15 October at 6 PM, Mark is presenting 21 sculptures inspired by nature. His study of the patterns, forms, structure and mad stuff of nature have been the source for these small-scale works in clay, steel, plaster and paint.

“Time is precious. What you do with your time is important. I wanted to spend any time I have exploring, experimenting, expressing and displaying what I have learnt, experienced and felt from nature,” said Mark.  

    

The installation has been created especially for this exhibition! Also on display will be the 'People of Busselton' captured in portraits during Lorraine's time as the artist in residence at ArtGeo.

nothing lasts - live in the moment
nothing is finished - keep open for new possibilities
nothing is perfect - it's an illusion in the eye of the beholder

Lorraine is an internationally accomplished artist whose work is of autobiographic nature, investigating human condition, connection, communication and intuition through play with rhythm, balance, space and materiality. Lorraine describes her works as architectural vessels of personal communication containing seeds of thought; driven by the currents and tides of life, anchoring concepts in reality.

She has worked across many oceans and has been an official sculptor representative for the United Kingdom at arts symposiums in Canada, USA, Germany, Norway and Finland. Her sculptures and paintings are part of several collections worldwide including commissioned works commemorating the 4oth year of reign of Queen Elizabeth II.

Busselton Pottery is a friendly community group of enthusiastic potters, housed in the Old Butter Factory.

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