Objects 2026

Catalogue / Memoir
Introduction Pictures Objects Animations

OBJECTS are individual things and installations of many things.

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Bureaucratic shenanigans

Just when I think no-one cares, I meet Gordon Peake. He wraps his eyes, heart and mind around us krill, and all: Gordon Peake writes about places, people and the shenanigans that go on behind bureaucratic curtains.

Swarm of krill Florist's wire, orange electrical bundling mesh, black bicycle inner tube punched in circles (for eyes).
Gifted to writer Gordon Peake (pictured), in May 2026.

Gordon Peake writes about places, people and the shenanigans that go on behind bureaucratic curtains.

Gordon interviewed me and some krill scientists I have worked with, to learn and share some different human views of krill. But that's another story yet to be published.

Here's Gordon's article, published in the Guardian, about his experience of Antarctica and krill. It smells... https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/mar/24/krill-foundation-food-antarctic-ecosystem-survive-factory-fishing

 

 

Portrait of Community a travelling installation that portrays community as diverse species interacting to sustain life. It invites visitors to interact, respond and contribute a message.

2026 Portrait of Community Installation at Museum of the Riverina (forthcoming)

Messages of care for country are combined with scientific data to portray community in its broadest sense of diverse species interacting to sustain Life.

Matilda Allover Downunder Interactive activity book

Matilda is a bird born with wings wrapped around a camera. Her camera can record in fast and slow motion, and in geological time. It can see into the past, present and future. It can also reveal dreams. CLICK on the bird to download, print, and make your own book to annotate:

 

Matilda Allover Downunder 2026
read in Ballarat by performers Lynden Nicholls and Al Wunder.