The ubiquitous eucalypt has come to mean many things to us. It is honoured when it survives to a great age, yet its size and materiality has caused it to be felled for human needs, and of course it is renowned for fuelling raging bushfires. Utilising paper based media and contemporary art approaches, Ruth Johnstone and Lesley Duxbury address the cultural significance of the eucalypt.

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Lesley DUXBURY

A Walk in the Redeem Forest

artist tunnel book, inkjet prints, silk, twine and brass

15.5 x 40 x 16 cm