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During the process of making these pieces a title is born and a story is created:
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2012 Bendigo Bank Wearable Art Winner
@ The Australian Body Art Festival, Eumundi
Theme: Under the Sea


Mer-Punk

Hearkening back to a time when the seas were a more mysterious place, legends of Sea Queens and watery palaces replete with dragons and
all manners of wonder.

In his mind man was spurred on by the romance and danger that awaited his decent to to the depths.  Driven by a desire to discover
, not only what awaits him, but also his limitations.

This outfit is inspired by these notions.  Fusing elements of tradition, that which brings comfort and a security in it's being and the exciting futuristic unknown, yet to be discovered world.

That is, the Steampunk genre, which has inspired the combination of authentic ocean fresh fish net, amplimesh door panel, a lifetime supply of spoons and other kitchen items, electrical wire and chair sashes to imitate elements of sea life.


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2013 Bendigo Bank Wearable Art Winner
@ The Australian Body Art Festival, Eumundi
Theme: The Best of Oz


from the Rockatanski Gale collection comes:
Oz Fusion

Without warning a mass of twisting debris passes through leaving nothing but chaos and destruction in it's trail.  As the dust settles we can see this is where Oz F was re-constructed.

Born somewhere over the Outback where Desert Queens ride Madly Maxed out machines singing 'There's no place like home' to the Yellow Brick Frill Neck Lorikeet.

Part animal, part mineral, with much thought, much courage, much heart, Oz F was sculpted from cow and kite, from umbrella and roof, from belt and bike, with red shoes to boot .....



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2014 Bendigo Bank Wearable Art
People's Choice Award
@ The Australian Body Art Festival
Eumundi
Theme: Dreams & Nightmares

Perchance

Dream or real, lucent or gloom
Shall tonight the light to bloom?
Draw the curtain, slumber calls
Into the other this world falls

Tenticles of darkness strain to consume
Slithering fingers seem surreal
To and fro like twisting doom  
Spinning like a cycles wheel

Rainbow bubbles a spiral cascade
Colours dance on raiments made
Spheres of Yule, of Joy, of light
Orbs that carry a hearts delight

Perchance a dream, Perchance a fright,
Which of these will come tonight ?


Above photos taken by Lisasista Photography
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2015 Wearable Art Entry
@ Immanuel Arts Festival

No Theme

Ka'wired'oscope

Made from cyclone mesh, copper wire
upholstery scraps, lighting gels
and cellophane.




2016 Wearable Art Entry @ Immanuel Arts Festival

No Theme

Mockonna
Made from over 1000 coffee pods!

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2017 Bendigo Bank Winner
@ The Australian Body Art Festival
Cooroy
Theme:  Wonderland

IF

If I wondered would I see
The pictures looking back at me

The paths I've walked and where I stood
Would I return there if I could?

Faces, places, times and tide
Close to home and far and wide

On turning back to look I see
My footprints in the sand

To survey the trail that I have walked
This in my Wonderland

Made with spoons that have fed me
Mirrors that have shown me
Lamps that have lit my path
Frames that hold the memories
Copper wire for strength and stability
and a few treasures I've found along the way





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2017 Wearable Art Entry
@Immanuel Arts Festival

No Theme

Heirloom

Traditions of old, yet blossom throug
Each generation brings something new
Creative sparks ignited and passed
Gifts from elders continue to last

Memories of times shared
Teaching art of needle and thread
Bonds forged unbroken
Crafts nurtured and spread

Generations entwined
Finesse continues to bloom
Past through the aged
Everlasting Heirloom

Made with oriental lanterns,
copper wire and picture frames
Inspired by my teachers (Mum and Gran)
Noting some early Wearable Art pictures
from the 1940s


2019 Wearable Art Entry
@ Immanuel Arts Festival

No Theme

Beyond The Lamp Post

Beyond the Lamp Post what do I see?
Glimpses of Christmas and a white forest tree
Feelings of fur, dragon scales and Queens
Stories from childhood, red, gold and green

Inspired by Narnia, taking elements of the endless winter
Christmas returning and of course the lamp post.
Recycled Christmas tree and baubles
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