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Robert Waghorn the Garden Path Power Grid Painted wood & ceramics, 2007 72 x 46 x 20cm Robert was born in 1957 in Ballarat, Victoria, graduating with a Diploma of Fine Art 1984. In 1985 he travelled and studied art throughout Europe, the United Kingdom and Egypt, returning to complete a Graduate Diploma in 1986. Since 1987 he has completed fifteen solo exhibitions and participated in over thirty-six group shows. Originally trained as a painter, he now combines these skills with his whimsical sculptured forms and over the past few years his works have been selected for the Yering Station Sculpture Exhibition, the Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize and the Toorak Village Festival of Sculpture. In 2007 he was the winner of the Moreland Sculpture Prize and his works are represented in collections throughout Australia, Japan, Britain, Austria, Sweden and Korea. T his is part of a series of works that explore current topics of discussion from everyday life, current affairs and the news. Interest rate rises, environmental concerns and energy shortages have resulted in loss of the Australian dream. Once part of our culture to own our own homes, this has become increasingly difficult for the average wage earner to a point where it is swiftly becoming a thing of the past. This work explores notions of personal, physical and metaphysical power, empowerment and disempowerment. Power to the people, right on. 54
the Garden Path Cyrus, Wai Kuen Tang Imagine going into a house which is out of this world. Nobody is there. You open the doors and there are things that may belong to somebody else yet they speak to you. Can they really speak Or is it actually the projection of your own fantasy This installation intends to create a mysterious and uncanny journey into childhood memories and our fantasy which is sparkling but fleeting. Finding Wonderland Old building materials & glass, 2007 2 cubic metres Cyrus, Wai Kuen Tang migrated to Australia in 2003 and graduated from the Victorian College of the <strong>Arts</strong> in 2004. Since then she has been working to develop her career, completing an artist residency in Tokoname in Japan in 2005 and exhibiting in solo and group exhibitions most recently Stephen McLaughlan Gallery and Westspace Gallery. As an Asian immigrant, she intends to create a dialogue between east and the west culture, reflecting her struggle to start her new life and the interchange between the past and the present. She is currently studying for her Masters at Monash University, and recently completed a commissioned project for the Frankston City Council. 55
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