A collaboration between our inaugural garlandee Kirsten Coelho and Julie Blyfield transforms the humble archeological remnants of domestic life in South Australian mining towns.
YELTA 2017 Julie Blyfield and Kirsten Coelho
Porcelain, matt white, banded iron oxide, saturated iron glaze,
Bi metal – copper/stg silver, wax, sterling silver
Left to right
Bowl: 70x110x110mm
Pendent : 35x53x57mm
Bottle: 225x85x85mm
Bottle: 155x85x85mm
Container: 30x75x75mm
photograph Grant Hancock
Source: Klimt02.net Ormolu by Julie Blyfield and Kirsten Coelho
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