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We'd like to thank the Vernon Public Art Gallery and curator Lubos Culen for their support and assistance in presenting our exhibition - 'Rewilding: The Forest Will Forget Us', Lyndal Osborne, John Freeman, Liz Ingram, Bernd Hildebrandt

Exhibition on view from October 3 – December 20

The exhibition Rewilding: The Forest Will Forget Us, created by Lyndal Osborne and John Freeman, and Liz Ingram and Bernd Hildebrandt, is an exhibit about the resilience of nature as witnessed in land sited on a boreal forest lake in Alberta. In the process they acknowledge the many other stories that go back millennia, and which have been shaped by people living and surviving on the land. These legends and beliefs are now re-emerging from oral histories of the original peoples of these lands and help us to shape our common existence within nature. https://vernonpublicartgallery.com/event/rewilding-the-forest-will-forget-us

Green tent was printed at Centre for Advanced Textiles @catdigital, Glasgow, on Silk Double Georgette, and printed using reactive inks.

Sewing construction - Costume Alchemy, Calgary.

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Groups exhibition Seven+Seven, Pinnacles Gallery, Townsville, QLD.

Background images by Judy Watson, Janet Parker-Smith, Tamika Grant-Iramu

Words on floor are a selection of place names in Australia and Canada affected by Wildfires and Floods during the past two years

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The last of the Tafoni Sandstone formation images from Mayne Island - for now ...

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Mayne Island

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Mayne Island

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Mayne Island

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Mayne Island

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Pabellón con Escultura, -34.570927, -58.417909

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THE RITE OF SPRING

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SPRING!

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Yellow pond-lily of the Boreal Forest