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Burnie Print Prize: Salvatore Gerardi

April 18, 2021 by Anthea Boesenberg Leave a Comment

Here is Salvatore Gerardi’s work selected for the Burnie Print Prize.

Shadow Lines: Lake Cathie

 

This work is a direct reference to the environmental concerns facing the water catchment of Lake Cathie on the mid north coast of NSW.  Shadow Lines is informed by the dry surfaces and imprints left at the water’s edge over time. The shadows are the transient traces of memory. In this context a dialogue between the absence and presence of water both past and present speaks of the environmental consequences facing the region.

Filed Under: Exhibitions, Finalists, Print Prizes Tagged With: environmental concerns, Lake Cathie, Salvatore Gerardi, Shadow Lines, Water

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