Whale Watching at Tathra Wharf, 2020
pigment inkjet print on archival cotton rag

84.1cm H x 59.4cm W [edition of 10 + AP] | $1380 unframed

6x6 photographic negative processed with ocean water collected from site.

When you stand on the Tathra wharf you feel a bit like you are floating above the ocean. The waves, visible between the slats of the hardwood deck, crash onto the rocks below. Fishermen/women cast their lines from the sides and a large goanna appears each morning to try his chances of stealing one of the fish lined up underneath the sink. On a winter’s morning the sun glints like diamonds out towards the horizon where an albino whale called Migaloo cruises the ocean floor.

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The artist acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waters which on (and with) she creates her work. 5% of profits from the sale of this work is contributed back to Twofold Aboriginal Corporation on Yuin Country.