MATERIAL: High Fired Glazed Terracotta

SIZE: 36 x 48 x 28 (cm)

PRICE: $600

STATEMENT: 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' with its gentle satire of human foibles and self- delusions is one of Shakespeare's most loved plays. Here I have captured the fantasy and magic of the meeting between Oberon King of the Fairies and Queen Titania and their quarrel over a beautiful young page boy.

ARTIST BIO: My practice is influenced by 1970s and 80s participation in SA Women's Art Movement and Funk Ceramics, and the recent, feminist driven, recognition of women's traditional art forms. I have exhibited nationally and was an exhibiting member of the Sculpture Society of Australia.

MATERIAL: High Fired Glazed Terracotta

SIZE: 32 x 20 x 22 (cm)

PRICE: $300

STATEMENT: Puck is also known as Robin Goodfellow in Shakespeare's "A Midsummer's Night's Dream", a mischievous spirit traditionally blamed for odd occurrences and losses. In Shakespeare's time many uneducated people still blamed him for minor mishaps.

ARTIST BIO: My practice is influenced by 1970s and 80s participation in SA Women's Art Movement and Funk Ceramics, and the recent, feminist driven, recognition of women's traditional art forms. I have exhibited nationally and was an exhibiting member of the Sculpture Society of Australia.

MATERIAL: High Fired Glazed Terracotta

SIZE: 30 x 18 x 18 (cm)

PRICE: $250

STATEMENT: Peasblossom is the pert little handmaid of Titania Queen of the Fairies in Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream". She exudes innocent enthusiasm.

ARTIST BIO: My practice is influenced by 1970s and 80s participation in SA Women's Art Movement and Funk Ceramics, and the recent, feminist driven, recognition of women's traditional art forms. I have exhibited nationally and was an exhibiting member of the Sculpture Society of Australia.

MATERIAL: High Fired Glazed Terracotta

SIZE: 34 x 12 x 18 (cm)

PRICE: $250

STATEMENT: A young girl who is a handmaid to Titania the Queen of the Fairies in Shakespeare's "A Midsummer's Night's Dream". Cobweb is a deliberate reference to Greta Thunburg and our responsibility to cherish the beauty and innocence of nature.

ARTIST BIO: My practice is influenced by 1970s and 80s participation in SA Women's Art Movement and Funk Ceramics, and the recent, feminist driven, recognition of women's traditional art forms. I have exhibited nationally and was an exhibiting member of the Sculpture Society of Australia.

MATERIAL: High Fired Glazed Terracotta

SIZE: 33 x 25 x 23 (cm)

PRICE: $750

STATEMENT: This assertive barrister is in High Court robes and is the embodiment of self-confident entitlement as he sums up his case. I made this splendidly old school lawyer with my tongue in my cheek! I imagine many lawyers will recognise the type.

ARTIST BIO: My practice is influenced by 1970s and 80s participation in SA Women's Art Movement and Funk Ceramics, and the recent, feminist driven, recognition of women's traditional art forms. I have exhibited nationally and was an exhibiting member of the Sculpture Society of Australia.

MATERIAL: Cold cast brass and aluminium

SIZE: 50 x 40 x 20 (cm)

PRICE: $2,000

STATEMENT: Capturing the ephemeral moment of lust between two lovers.

ARTIST BIO: Claire Tennant is a Sydney based sculptor, specialising in mould making and casting; and in particular life casting. She runs her own workshop in Sydney where she is one of Australia's only artistic mould makers for hire, as well as creating her own works.

MATERIAL: Cold cast aluminium

SIZE: 75 x 37 x 20 (cm)

PRICE: $2,750

STATEMENT: Featuring the art of shibari rope bondage, this piece speaks to the battle of submission between the body and the mind.

ARTIST BIO: Claire Tennant is a Sydney based sculptor, specialising in mould making and casting; and in particular life casting. She runs her own workshop in Sydney where she is one of Australia's only artistic mould makers for hire, as well as creating her own works.

MATERIAL: Cold cast aluminium

SIZE: 66 x 40 x 20 (cm)

PRICE: $2,475

STATEMENT: Featuring the Japanese art of shibari rope bondage, this piece evokes the total trust and immersion into a state of mind where time and space cease to matter.

ARTIST BIO: Claire Tennant is a Sydney based sculptor, specialising in mould making and casting; and in particular life casting. She runs her own workshop in Sydney where she is one of Australia's only artistic mould makers for hire, as well as creating her own works.

MATERIAL: Redgum & Oregon

SIZE: 60 x 40 x 40 (cm)

PRICE: SOLD

ARTIST BIO: I have been trying to make art for more than 40 years. Sometimes it's a battle, other times it's not. The best thing is trying.

MATERIAL: Found Metal Items

SIZE: 40 x 20 x 25 (cm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: A truly mute swan.

ARTIST BIO: Based in Dubbo NSW Jeff Hallinan has been perfecting his welding craft for the past 45 years. Collecting steel in all shapes and forms for about the same length of time and enjoys giving previously useful items a new creative purpose or mixing piece up to create something new.

MATERIAL: Rio and recycled steel

SIZE: 195 x 184 x 132 (cm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: I enjoy making bird shapes using recycled metal. I hope others enjoy this too.

ARTIST BIO: I began welding steel at an early age. I enjoy creating artworks by fusing together recycled metal objects and steel. I hope others will enjoy them too.

MATERIAL: Steel

SIZE: 120 x 30 x 30 (cm)

PRICE: SOLD

ARTIST BIO: Tobias Bennett creates a wide variety of sculpture predominantly from steel. Tobias finds infinite inspiration in nature and enjoys exploring both figurative and abstract forms.

MATERIAL: Steel

SIZE: 135 x 24 x 24 (cm)

PRICE: $180 each (3 for sale)

STATEMENT: STATEMENT: The agapanthus is a beautiful flower, in some places classified as a weed. Definition of a weed - “A wild plant growing where it is not wanted” but my steel Aggies don’t grow, die or spread, and they can grow anywhere you want them…perfect!

MATERIAL: Steel

SIZE: 135 x 24 x 24 (cm)

PRICE: $180 each (6 for sale)

STATEMENT: STATEMENT: The agapanthus is a beautiful flower, in some places classified as a weed. Definition of a weed - “A wild plant growing where it is not wanted” but my steel Aggies don’t grow, die or spread, and they can grow anywhere you want them…perfect!

MATERIAL: Repurposed materials

SIZE: 70 x 50 x 40 (cm)

PRICE: $350 each (5 for sale)

STATEMENT: The Ibis has adapted to urban living in order to survive. The repurposed materials used, have also been adapted to create 21 Environmental Refugees in C Sharp, as they too have adapted but would like to return to their natural environment.

ARTIST BIO: I find beauty and inspiration from nature and from local/global climate issues that are affecting us today. My medium is repurposed found objects; while I use scale, mass, and humour to stimulate the viewer through not only thought but physical interaction and play.

MATERIAL: Repurposed materials

SIZE: 70 x 50 x 40 (cm)

PRICE: $500 each (8 for sale)

STATEMENT: The Ibis has adapted to urban living in order to survive. The repurposed materials used, have also been adapted to create 21 Environmental Refugees in C Sharp, as they too have adapted but would like to return to their natural environment.

ARTIST BIO: I find beauty and inspiration from nature and from local/global climate issues that are affecting us today. My medium is repurposed found objects; while I use scale, mass, and humour to stimulate the viewer through not only thought but physical interaction and play.

MATERIAL: Repurposed materials

SIZE: 70 x 50 x 40 (cm)

PRICE: $750 each (8 for sale)

STATEMENT: The Ibis has adapted to urban living in order to survive. The repurposed materials used, have also been adapted to create 21 Environmental Refugees in C Sharp, as they too have adapted but would like to return to their natural environment.

ARTIST BIO: I find beauty and inspiration from nature and from local/global climate issues that are affecting us today. My medium is repurposed found objects; while I use scale, mass, and humour to stimulate the viewer through not only thought but physical interaction and play.

MATERIAL: Steel

SIZE: 50 x 220 x 230 (cm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: With this sculpture Tarisse wanted to translate her ‘Turtle' paintings & totem stories into a 3D object. The choice to use metal & rust is a reflection on the strength & longevity of the Australian Indigenous culture and the stories passed down over the centuries.

ARTIST BIO: Tarisse King was born on September 4th 1986 in Adelaide South Australia. She is the daughter of renowned influential indigenous artist, the late William King Jungala. The tribe from which she derives is the Gurindji. Now in New Zealand, as a mother of 5 Tarisse is a full time artist.

MATERIAL: Steel

SIZE: 183 x 203 x 230 (cm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: “Ahead” is our guardian. She was intended to be the head for “Transition” the largest work I have built to date; however it was too large, meaning the finished sculpture would not fit within the confines of the studio roof! Ahead became a work on its own right… ‘we were not behind but ahead!’. And Transition went on to win Sculpture by the Sea in Cottesloe WA.

ARTIST BIO: Artist represented by King Street Gallery on William.

MATERIAL: Wood, steel and rubber

SIZE: 1200 x 2500 x 2500 (cm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: Fashioned from fire and earth, the "Cudgegong Guardian" stands ready to protect his river. Like a Steampunk Centurion Warrior and the first son of Mother Nature, the scars of many environmental battles have created his mutant turtle form.

ARTIST BIO: Jeff Stewart has been a periodic entrant in regional art and sculptural exhibitions for most of his life. The most recent being awarded the "Coraki Art Prize 2018" in Sculpture. Now in his mid sixties his style continues to evolve and provoke wonderment.

MATERIAL: Hebel

SIZE: 57 x 20 x 20 (cm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: The inspiration for this design is based on a unique group of townhouses within my area, adding extra geometric shapes for a continually flowing piece.

ARTIST BIO: Rodney Klajman has lived in the Blue Mountains since 1998, and works in the mediums of wood and hebel. His ideas expanded from earlier pieces of completed works often taken from surrounding structures and objects, combining flowing curves and inspired by tattoo art.

MATERIAL: Hebel

SIZE: 20 x 57 x 10 (cm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: The inspiration for this idea is a cartoon stylised version of a gene sequence.

ARTIST BIO: Rodney Klajman has lived in the Blue Mountains since 1998, and works in the mediums of wood and hebel. His ideas expanded from earlier pieces of completed works often taken from surrounding structures and objects, combining flowing curves and inspired by tattoo art.

MATERIAL: Hebel

SIZE: 60 x 20 x 20 (cm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: When creating this Grotesque I started from the corner of the block to give the impression of a very angular nose, also to mimic a look of intensity for the eyes and eyebrows.

ARTIST BIO: Rodney Klajman has lived in the Blue Mountains since 1998, and works in the mediums of wood and hebel. His ideas expanded from earlier pieces of completed works often taken from surrounding structures and objects, combining flowing curves and inspired by tattoo art.

MATERIAL: Recycled steel

SIZE: 80 x 55 x 55 (cm)

PRICE: $4,800

STATEMENT: Speed is relative.

ARTIST BIO: Where others just see scrap steel, Stephen Hogan sees beauty, form and shape. He creates pieces that respect and preserve the original but strives to give them new form, life and meaning in a modern context. Hogan works full time as a sculptor from his studio in Bathurst.

MATERIAL: Corten Steel, stainless steel 316 grade

SIZE: 400 x 120 x 120 (cm)

PRICE: $3,800

STATEMENT: The Chatters is an observation of people coming together, sharing stories and experiences. It highlights the importance of the human interaction. The chance to socialise and express opinions, particularly in times of hardship, draws me to the relevance this work.

ARTIST BIO: After studying at the Geneva School of Arts, I worked across Switzerland for Cartier and Rolex as a jewellery designer. I then moved to Australia where I found sculpture to be an exciting venture with limitless possibilities. I exhibit my works in Australia & Internationally for the corporate and private buyers.

MATERIAL: Steel, powder coated

SIZE: 90 x 480 x 150 (cm)

PRICE: $10,000

STATEMENT: Cube Formation references both the built and natural environments. Mimicking patterns in nature, abstracted into a series of straight edged forms reminiscent of urban growth.

ARTIST BIO: The work of Morgan Shimeld, is primarily concerned with the complex arrangement of abstracted minimalist forms. He works intuitively, striving to find a natural sense of balance, strength, and elegance in his work. His practice is informed by the art movements of Minimalism, Formalism and Geometric Abstraction.

MATERIAL: Wood

SIZE: 46 x 46 x 27 (cm)

PRICE: $2,950

STATEMENT: The local council tree lopping gifts me sections of unwanted timber, that encapsulate possibilities. Carved and about to roll away, its energy held within the bark and timber fibres I carve, chisel and rasp, a protected world within.

ARTIST BIO: Graduated Diploma in Film Technique London, worked as Director Cinematographer of conceptual films. Received many prizes and acknowledgments for sculpture through Sculptural Society. As a multi-disciplinary artist my creativity is linked through a maze of associations. I do not draw an idea and follow the line, but let things evolve.

MATERIAL: Copper

SIZE: 250 x 90 x 90 (cm)

PRICE: SOLD

STATEMENT: Using the concept of a cocoon, this piece is ready to burst into life. I wanted to metamorphic the materials used- from reclaimed copper into new life and mirror that of a caterpillar cocooning itself ready to bloom.

ARTIST BIO: My work focuses on simple botanical form, challenging traditional methods to transform ordinary materials into something eye catching whilst revealing an unexpected form in a previously unseen way. I want my creations to look like they could have lived or grown somewhere.

MATERIAL: Carra marble and Eugowra black granite base.

SIZE: 170 x 40 x 17 (cm)

PRICE: $15,000

STATEMENT: There is a crack in everything and that’s where the light gets in” - Leonard Cohen. We are on the verge of REOPENING our lives and society.

ARTIST BIO: Central West artist specializing in private and public commission. Major public works, Bathurst Hospital, Sculpture in the Scrub, Maroochydore Council, Japanese Garden Cowra, Ashfield Council, Mudgee Council, Warwick Council Qld, Darbyshire Eco Centre Wirksworth U.K, Represented in the John and Elizabeth Baker collection on three occasions. Numerous private commissions

MATERIAL: Steel, coreboard, high density EPS, polymer render, paint.

SIZE: 250 x 60 x 50 (cm)

PRICE: $10,000

STATEMENT: Human figure has always been my favourite subject. In any shape or form, from abstract to classical and in any material.

ARTIST BIO: Ludwig is a Czech born sculptor participating in sculpture symposiums in Europe and exhibiting in Australia regularly. He's been a finalist at SXS Bondi, University of Western Sydney Sculpture Award, Scenic World, Yering Station Sculpture Prize and many more. Winner of Hunters Hill sculpture Prize and received Allens Arthur Robinson Scholarship 2007.