Through the use of repeated imagery, the influence of nature and a mix of cultural perspectives, two artists combine their efforts to create a new exhibition of sculpture and painting.
Referencing ecological concerns and formal aesthetics expressed through her use of natural materials, sculptor and eco-artist, May Britton examines the interconnectedness of humanity and the earth. Informed by the theoretical and conceptual ideas that anchor her scholarly writings, Manuela Mourão’s multi-layered paintings explore the use of abstraction to depict the aesthetic in dereliction through time-fractured and weatherworn landscapes.
Referencing ecological concerns and formal aesthetics expressed through her use of natural materials, sculptor and eco-artist, May Britton examines the interconnectedness of humanity and the earth. Informed by the theoretical and conceptual ideas that anchor her scholarly writings, Manuela Mourão’s multi-layered paintings explore the use of abstraction to depict the aesthetic in dereliction through time-fractured and weatherworn landscapes.