Please join us for the opening

Thursday 20 November (6-8pm)

Exhibition 20 November - 7 December

“One Hundred Metres of Steel” is the first piece of large sculpture made in my newly built studio an hour north of Melbourne.

After amassing the necessary equipment I bought a hundred metres of steel. Using solar power and a generator to run the heavier equipment, work began.

Inspired by a vast indoor and outside space this is the first in a series of big scale sculptures.

The structure is a visually-diffused plane constructed in 25mm rolled hollow section steel which is mig. welded.

It employs colour as well as a multitude of directions and varying lengths of metal.

The result is a vibrant barrier with a perimeter that is difficult to discern.

The smaller plywood works are made with a router.

They display a feast of surfaces finished in multiple coats of lacquer.

Jason Hartcup 2008