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G aby Jung<br />

the Garden Path<br />

My work in the health-field shows me<br />

daily how out of touch with the natural<br />

cycles of life most people are. My sculpture<br />

provides an opportunity to contemplate<br />

themes of balance; death and rebirth;<br />

growth and decline.<br />

The five identical sculptures represent the<br />

equal status of each phase of the<br />

lifecycle/season; without one the other<br />

cannot be. By arranging them in the form<br />

of the pentagram/circle their interconnectedness<br />

is made tangible.<br />

Fire<br />

Early Summer<br />

Surge<br />

Adolscence<br />

The Guardians of Life (detail)<br />

M1compound mounted on mild<br />

steel, 2006<br />

160 x 320 x 320cm<br />

(5 pieces, 160 x 45 x 40cm each)<br />

Wood<br />

Spring<br />

Growth<br />

Childhood<br />

Earth<br />

Late Summer<br />

Consolidation<br />

Mature Adult<br />

Gaby was born in Berlin, Germany, migrating in<br />

1979 to Australia and settling in Melbourne in<br />

1986. She started as a self-taught sculptor working<br />

mainly in stone in 2002. Since then she has been<br />

in nineteen group exhibitions including Collectors<br />

Exhibition (2005, 2006), Toorak Sculpture Festival<br />

(2004, 2005), She, Spirit of Life (2003) and Yering<br />

Station Sculpture Exhibition (2006). Her works are<br />

in private collections in Germany and Australia.<br />

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Water<br />

Winter<br />

Quickening<br />

Death & Rebirth<br />

Metal<br />

Autumn<br />

Decline<br />

Old Age

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