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C arlo Pagoda<br />

the Garden Path<br />

Balance (detail)<br />

Bronze & steel, 2006<br />

180 x 40cm<br />

Carlo was born in Italy in 1956. His family migrated to Australia when<br />

he was three and he grew up in Adelaide where he studied design,<br />

graduating to work as a graphic designer. In 1987 he went to London<br />

and worked as a graphic designer for Sir Terence Conran. Two years<br />

later he moved again, this time to the USA where he worked as a<br />

creative director in San Francisco for twelve years. His self taught art<br />

practice includes painting, sculpture, ceramics and mixed media, and<br />

it was during his time in Northern California that he began exhibiting at<br />

various shows and galleries including the Bohemian Club in San<br />

Francisco. In 2001 he returned to Australia and now lives and works in<br />

Melbourne as a graphic designer, but has also actively continued to<br />

pursue his art practice through various exhibitions including The Toorak<br />

Village Festival of Sculpture and shows at Yarra Sculpture Gallery,<br />

Linden Gallery and Anita Traverso Gallery in Richmond.<br />

Maintaining a<br />

balance in our global<br />

ecosystem and climate<br />

patterns is up to us.<br />

Mother Earth can only do<br />

so much, suspended<br />

between the pull of the<br />

sun and moon, the rest is<br />

our responsibility and that<br />

of future generations. We<br />

will either learn to work<br />

with the continual process<br />

of renewal that the<br />

seasons bring us, or be<br />

caught plundering the<br />

limited resources we’ve<br />

been given and be cast<br />

adrift on an eternal<br />

wintery sea. That fine<br />

balance, we hold in our<br />

hands.<br />

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