MATERIAL: Tasmanian Eucalypt burl

SIZE: 100 x 400 x 300 (mm)

PRICE: $850

STATEMENT: So many of us carry the daily burden of chronic pain. This work visualises the moment by moment reality of this world and evokes us to have empathy the silent suffering.

ARTIST BIO: I am a sculptor and land artist, driven by a desire to highlight beauty in the world. Many years of study in Fine Arts, including researching into fire as a method of visual expression, culminated in an M.F.A. (UNSW). My practice currently utilizes timber and bronze whilst incorporating other materials.

MATERIAL: Bangalow palm inflorescence and rattan cane

SIZE: 320 x 230 x 240 (mm)

PRICE: $270

STATEMENT: The Roped Pod basket was inspired after attending willow weaving workshops in Ireland with Joe Hogan and Ciaran Hogan. The technique of roped waling has been adapted using bangalow palm inflorescence.

ARTIST BIO: Jillian works predominantly with locally harvested fibres. She explores and experiments with traditional basketry techniques including twining, string making and ribbed construction. For Jillian, weaving is an opportunity to explore the connection between mathematical patterns and the natural environment and her woven pieces take their inspiration from that connection.

MATERIAL: Bangalow palm inflorescence

SIZE: 300 x 260 x 180 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: Sometimes a walk in the bush means bringing back a branch with personality and potential. Such was the story for this handle. It waited patiently in the shed for the perfect bangalow palm to arrive so they could be woven together

ARTIST BIO: Jillian works predominantly with locally harvested fibres. She explores and experiments with traditional basketry techniques including twining, string making and ribbed construction. For Jillian, weaving is an opportunity to explore the connection between mathematical patterns and the natural environment and her woven pieces take their inspiration from that connection.

MATERIAL: timber and wire

SIZE: 120 x 210 x 200 (mm)

PRICE: $150

STATEMENT: I noticed my resident garden spiders at work on some salvaged hawthorne roots left sitting on my verandah. So I began a collaborative artwork with them, using gold wire to capture the sunshine on their webs. While their work was more emphemeral, their weaving was far superior to mine.

ARTIST BIO: Miriam's studio is located on the NSW Central Coast. Primarily a printmaker, she manages the usual juggle of creative practice with adult literacy teaching and horticultural work. The bush, the beach and her work-in-progress coastal garden are her happy places.

MATERIAL: Inflorescence from a Bangalow Palm

SIZE: 1200 x 1550 x 400 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: The bangalow palm inspired a bit of fun with a whales fluke just above the water about to slap the waves.

ARTIST BIO: Carolyn’s home is nestled in the bush in the Blue Mountains and the surrounding ora and fauna inspires & informs her creative practice. Carolyn’s weaving is a meditative process where the purposeful, slow and rhythmic movements help to transform natural materials into functional baskets and unique pieces.

MATERIAL: Found scribbly gum branch, wisteria vine, bangalow palm inflorescence and cane

SIZE: 450 x 750 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: This basket was inspired by a beautifully shaped found piece of fallen scribbly gum branch and locally collected wisteria vine. It is a rib style basket woven using the inflorescence of the bangalow palm.

ARTIST BIO: Carolyn’s home is nestled in the bush in the Blue Mountains and the surrounding ora and fauna inspires & informs her creative practice. Carolyn’s weaving is a meditative process where the purposeful, slow and rhythmic movements help to transform natural materials into functional baskets and unique pieces.

MATERIAL: 316 stainless steel

SIZE: 450 x 350 x 160 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: What better way to self isolate….. I’m outta here!

ARTIST BIO: "North Avoca sculptor John Fitzmaurice works in a variety of materials, with stainless steel being his favoured medium. Inspired by natural forms & everyday objects his works are transformed with abstraction & humour. John exhibits nationally, is commissioned for public art and is represented in many private and corporate collections"

MATERIAL: Corten, Stainless Steel, Australian hardwood

SIZE: 290 x 600 x 260 (mm)

PRICE: $4,000

STATEMENT: Severe drought, devastating bushfires and a global pandemic… it's been one hell of a year, none more so than those living in regional Australia. A nod to all the battlers digging even deeper during these tough times.

ARTIST BIO: Fraser the Razor is an emerging sculptor based in Sydney who works mostly in steel. Over the last 4 years Fraser has exhibited in gallery exhibitions and outdoor sculpture walks both locally and interstate. Fraser draws inspiration from Australian flora and fauna and the environmental challenges they face.

MATERIAL: Dried flowers, cement

SIZE: 170 x 40 x 40 (mm)

PRICE: $250 (per group of 10)

STATEMENT: "This constructed field of flora embodies a symphony of paradoxes:

chaotic and yet organised

simple and yet intricate

organic and yet assembled

fragile and yet robust

lamented and yet reborn

flora and yet cement. "

ARTIST BIO: "Fossicking; repurposing; finding beauty in unlikely and overlooked places. I’m unapologetically like a shitty Rosalie Gascoigne.

I’m a multidisciplinary artist whose art innately communicates paradoxical themes, using incongruous materials that somehow come together harmoniously.

I’m an art educator based in Mudgee after a “tree change” from Sydney in 2011."

MATERIAL: Found wood, acrylic, assemblage

SIZE: 850 x 260 x 200 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: Wood from wood heaps, fallen branches and any other in or near the studio can be used to make my sculpture. Sometimes I paint them, other times not. Intuition fed by indigenous art forms from around the world is in action.

ARTIST BIO: "SOLO EXHIBITIONS

Australia (over 50 exhibitions ), London (5), France (7), New York GROUP EXHIBITIONS, Nationally and internationally, including art fairs in UK, Europe, Canada, Singapore and Hong Kong REPRESENTED Sydney, Melbourne, Perth,

COLLECTIONS, Public and private, Australia, NZ, Hong Kong, Singapore, Europe, UK, USA, Prof Di Yerbury, Macquarie University"

MATERIAL: Welded mild steel sand blasted and painted

SIZE: 900 x 750 x 400 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: How sad that a flower lives but a day. Would that the beauty of one could infuse the beauty of this other! For this sculpture is a modern depiction of flowers encased in a picture frame -long lasting indoor decor.

ARTIST BIO: "Studied Medicine Sydney University

Attended NAS Short term courses or Summer schools 2010-2020

Group exhibitions Sydney and regional NSW.

Solo exhibition Lane Cove Gallery 2018

Commissions Australia and overseas

Represented in private collections."

MATERIAL: Bronze

SIZE: 260 x 260 x 160 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: The circular shape reflects a safe cocoon and symbolises the ‘circle of life’. The yin & yang curved sweep of the child’s arms suggests that while the parent and child fit neatly together now, there is a force that, over time, will separate them.

ARTIST BIO: Largely self-taught, I’ve developed my practice whilst working in other art careers, until I finally acknowledged sculpture as my true calling. I create figurative sculptures, exploring balance, texture and natural colours, whilst searching for the holy grail of the simplified human form - and sometimes dipping into whimsical political comment!

MATERIAL: Ceramic and wood

SIZE: 620 x 380 x 160 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: The abstract couple in "Square Dancing" are poised, ready to begin a dance or a journey together. The strong vertical and horizontal lines give strength and texture to the sculpture and the negative spaces create interesting patterns for the eye to explore.

ARTIST BIO: Largely self-taught, I’ve developed my practice whilst working in other art careers, until I finally acknowledged sculpture as my true calling. I create figurative sculptures, exploring balance, texture and natural colours, whilst searching for the holy grail of the simplified human form - and sometimes dipping into whimsical political comment!

MATERIAL: Cast bronze

SIZE: 300 x 300 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

ARTIST BIO: Annie studied at the National Art School. She is an art teacher for all ages from young children to 90-year-olds. She runs her own residential art school at Rydal and takes art groups to Europe. She's a painter and sculptor and has been exhibiting for the last 30 years

MATERIAL: Wood

SIZE: 700 x 700 x 150 (mm)

PRICE: $3,300

STATEMENT: All living things have a heart, the rhythm of life beats in every heart. All things made of wood are living things. This beautiful eucalyptus tree lives on in my sculpture.

ARTIST BIO: Born in Hungary in 1946. He studied design, drawing, sculpturing and most importantly the art of blacksmithing. Member of the Sculptor Society. He has been exhibiting for 20 years. Works mostly with steel, sometimes in wood, experiments with other materials too. Mostly creates small sculptures.

MATERIAL: Wood

SIZE: 600 x 600 x 130 (mm)

PRICE: $2,960

STATEMENT: My two pieces are cut out of the same eucalyptus tree. Nature provides the true balance. The golden ratio represents this. The little heart in the middle is the result of divine intervention, a little piece has broken off in the process of creating this work.

ARTIST BIO: Born in Hungary in 1946. He studied design, drawing, sculpturing and most importantly the art of blacksmithing. Member of the Sculptor Society. He has been exhibiting for 20 years. Works mostly with steel, sometimes in wood, experiments with other materials too. Mostly creates small sculptures.

MATERIAL: Claret Ash and Jarrah timbers, stainless steel

SIZE: 350 x 600 x 600 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: Apart from metal, I like working in timber to create sculptures.

ARTIST BIO: Peter Kasper lives at Emu Swamp and his background is engineering. He is mainly interested in kinetic sculpture. He has exhibited locally and sold pieces to Sydney, country NSW, Queensland, NZ and Switzerland. One of his sculptures is in Lawson Park, Mudgee.

MATERIAL: Unique bronze, redbox wood base.

SIZE: 256 x 96 x 222 (mm)

PRICE: $1,600

STATEMENT: Two women agree, or disagree. Perhaps they sing together, talk about politics or make a presentation on a stage. The delightful and deliberate ambiguity of this work invites the viewer to make a context and dialogue.

ARTIST BIO: Katy has been a regular at SIG, and has also exhibited at Tesselaar Sculpture Prize, Toorak Village Sculpture, Flanagan Prize, Neerim Bower Prize, Walker Street Gallery 9x5 exhibitions; and the International Flower and Garden Show, winning the People's Choice award for a working bronze water feature of a dog.

MATERIAL: Perspex

SIZE: 500 x 40 x 40 (mm)

PRICE: $550

STATEMENT: Life has Curves and Bends along the way

ARTIST BIO: Emilia feels that the basis of her work lies in the interconnectedness of all things. Her organic shaped works represent snapshots of chapters of her life that were influenced by the world around her and then translated into eclectic, literal and/or figurative interpretations.

MATERIAL: Bronze

SIZE: 300 x 270 x 170 (mm)

PRICE: $4,700

STATEMENT: "There are many people who believe that you should be realistic and practical. Whilst that can be sometimes very sound advice, it can also be demoralising and discouraging.

This reflects those who don’t take “no” for an answer."

ARTIST BIO: "Alan’s sculptures aren’t overly detailed nor focused on being anatomically accurate. His aim is to capture emotion and movement.

Each sculpture has a story. Some whimsical, some serious, some sad. Alan has exhibited extensively in Sydney, Melbourne, and Milan. His sculptures have been purchased by collectors all over the world."

MATERIAL: Bronze

SIZE: 350 x 150 x 150 (mm)

PRICE: $4,700

STATEMENT: A hole in one is a dream for golfers. For most, the only hole in one they’ll get is the gut wrenching hole in themselves when they miss a great shot.

ARTIST BIO: "Alan’s sculptures aren’t overly detailed nor focused on being anatomically accurate. His aim is to capture emotion and movement.

Each sculpture has a story. Some whimsical, some serious, some sad. Alan has exhibited extensively in Sydney, Melbourne, and Milan. His sculptures have been purchased by collectors all over the world."

MATERIAL: Bronze

SIZE: 400 x 150 x 200 (mm)

PRICE: $4,700

STATEMENT: Often we exaggerate or downplay what’s happening with the weather. “I could fry an egg on the bonnet of my car.” “It’s raining cats and dogs.” If it’s blowing a gale, we may hear “it’s a bit windy today.”

ARTIST BIO: "Alan’s sculptures aren’t overly detailed nor focused on being anatomically accurate. His aim is to capture emotion and movement.

Each sculpture has a story. Some whimsical, some serious, some sad. Alan has exhibited extensively in Sydney, Melbourne, and Milan. His sculptures have been purchased by collectors all over the world."

MATERIAL: Merino Wool, Silk Fibre, Metal Stands, Matt Varnish

SIZE: 110x40x35cm, 100x35x30cm, 108x35x35cm

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: Inspired by the recent drought across NSW & Australia. I have depicted the cracked earth with sandy, reds and brown earth colours, followed by the thrill of the rains coming and new green growth starting to appear.

ARTIST BIO: Denise exhibits her felt sculptures in Australia and Internationally. Recently her works have been selected for the biannual, World of Threads exhibition in Canada, Biennial Exhibition of Contemporary Mini Textile Art, Ukraine a finalist in Australian Textile Art Awards, BDAS Sculpture Prize, and exhibited in Buren, The Netherlands.

MATERIAL: Antarctic Beech, steel, acrylic wash

SIZE: 400 x 140 x 100 (mm)

PRICE: $2,700

STATEMENT: Barren uses the juxtapositioning of two contrasting materials, one from the natural world and one from the built world. The bee form is beautiful, but like a ghost. It searches for food on a barren and brutal unnatural object.

ARTIST BIO: John has been a sculptor for over forty years and is represented in public and private collections. He is the owner and head teacher at Central Coast Sculpture School. John works in a broad range of materials but mostly in marble, sandstone, bronze, wood, ceramic, metals, paper and mixed-media.

MATERIAL: Fallen tree branch, olive branch ribs, daffodil, iris, grevillia and combungie leaf

SIZE: 290 x 280 x 500 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: When the gum tree outside my house dropped this branch during lockdown it inspired me to create a basket using all locally sourced materials. The combungie grows at the bottom of the hill, and all the leaves come from my garden.

ARTIST BIO: Inspired by the abundance of natural materials in her garden, Liz Mayberry began experimenting with various basketry techniques 6 years ago. Over time she has gravitated towards ribbed baskets as her favourite form. Inspiration can come from finding a fallen tree branch and thinking ‘What can I make with this?’

MATERIAL: Plaster

SIZE: 260 x 310 x 190 (mm)

PRICE: $1,500

STATEMENT: "The structure of the sitter has been sculpted and modelled, imbued with the mood captured in a moment in time.

The beauty and essence of the sitter present a particular and individual landscape of the person within and without."

ARTIST BIO: "Raquel Mazzina graduated from the National Art School (BFA) in 2000.

Exhibiting since 1996, including in Europe.

Awarded the Glebe Art Prize-Painting (2010), Glebe Art Prize-Open (2009),

Alumni Award- National Art School (2001) & National Art School Paris Residency (1998).

Public & private collections (national & international)."

MATERIAL: Plaster

SIZE: 230 x 280 x 180 (mm)

PRICE: $1,500

STATEMENT: "The structure of the sitter has been sculpted and modelled, imbued with the mood captured in a moment in time.

The beauty and essence of the sitter present a particular and individual landscape of the person within and without."

ARTIST BIO: "Raquel Mazzina graduated from the National Art School (BFA) in 2000.

Exhibiting since 1996, including in Europe.

Awarded the Glebe Art Prize-Painting (2010), Glebe Art Prize-Open (2009),

Alumni Award- National Art School (2001) & National Art School Paris Residency (1998).

Public & private collections (national & international)."

MATERIAL: Bronze

SIZE: 600 x 300 x 300 (mm)

PRICE: $11,000

STATEMENT: "Precious Pear depicts the form of a female torso in a Pear shaped abstract form. Because females are precious she is depicted sitting on a pillow.

The sculpture is a limited edition, 2/7.

The sculpture is suitable for indoor as well as outdoor display."

ARTIST BIO: Roger has a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of Newcastle NSW. He has studied marble carving at Pietrasanta in Northern Tuscany In Italy. Roger has created marble, bronze and granite sculptures in China, South Korea, Brazil, Sydney and Newcastle.

MATERIAL: Various coloured marble

SIZE: 460 x 320 x 360 (mm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: "Cosmos is made from several coloured, inlayed marbles. The imagery is the planets floating in space. The sculpture an be rotated on its base to change its appearance.

The sculpture is suitable for indoor as well as outdoor display."

ARTIST BIO: Roger has a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of Newcastle NSW. He has studied marble carving at Pietrasanta in Northern Tuscany In Italy. Roger has created marble, bronze and granite sculptures in China, South Korea, Brazil, Sydney and Newcastle.

MATERIAL: recycled steel, electrical heater element

SIZE: 25 x 12 x 14 (mm)

PRICE: $500

STATEMENT: Climate change is threatening the world’s bee population and has highlighted the importance of the bee as pollinator of food crops. My childhood memory of the origins of honey has always been Mudgee!

ARTIST BIO: Victoria Monk was awarded first prize for sculpture Northern Beaches Art Prize 2018, Bowral BDAS Gallery 2017, 2018 , Hunters Hill Art 2015 and Amnesty International 2001. Her work has been selected for exhibitions in Sydney and regional New South Wales and have been sold to private collectors.