The sand:bone:clay installations and images are mixing the anecdote and personal gestures of the local people with the stream of consciousness of the isolated yet burgeoning magic of the site in the Australian Outback.

Created in Lake Mungo a UNESCO Heritage Site in Remote Western NSW works with the history of the site and the weather influences on the many movements of people, landforms and water across the site.

This is a still from the sand:bone:clay video installation at the St Tropez Festival in 2010.

CHINA RED
this series of 30 images was created in 2010 in Redgate Studios. Each print is an edition of only 3 which makes these small works rare.

Contact http://www.bicha.co.uk

Cloud: Lake Mungo

During the making of the shinyshinycloud works Lisa Anderson has explored the meaning, playfulness, cultural significance and effects of clouds.
A series of works are being developed for exhibition exploring the surfaces of clouds within the prints and in contrast to other forms in the environment.
The works will be developed as a series of contrasting prints as unique works on aluminium.

Clouds

This print is one of eight, dibold mounted. 90 x 90 cm.
the work is from the exhibition Ends of the Earth held at Bicha Gallery in London, and now traveling to Milan, New York and Chicago.
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The Chair

Image from the High Arctic.
Part of a series...
Beneath the Architecture