Morphing Nature Exhibition

Basketry SA Fringe Exhibition at Urrbrae House, February 24th –March 4th 2012

Open 11am- 4pm each day

This exhibition showcases contemporary basketry created by members of

Basketry SA.

My pieces for the exhibition

‘Cross Pollination’
Ribbed construction/ twined. Handle- native cherry Exocarpus cupressiformis Frame-Willow
Weavers- Iris pseudacorus, iris orientalis, watsonia, hemp.
113x44x30cm

Natures way of morphing itself to create a rich diversity in the genetic pool that sustains life.

Bracket fungus cheese platter
Ribbed Construction /woven.Frame- Apple pruning, willow, Stringybark cheese board
Weavers- iris pseudacorus, iris orientalis ,fique.
53x52x6cm



Bracket fungus generally form around the dead or dying trunks and branches of trees. This cheese platter reflects the form and patterns of a variety of bracket fungus and their association with their hosts the trees.