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32 STYLE | home CREATING LANDSCAPE SCULPTURE Anne Hudson speaks with sculptor Rebecca Rose. SCANDINAVIAN Mike Pero Real Estate Cashmere Westmorland, Hoon Hay and Hillmorton Call now for a no obligation FREE appraisal | 0508 CASHMERE | 03 423 9862 Mike Pero Real Estate Ltd Licensed REAA (2008) Samanatha Coe 027 635 8463 Alan Ray 021 038 8397 Shady Attia 021 021 69996 Lindsay Welch 0508 645 373 Marilyn Welch 0800 539 832 Nienke Podmore 021 067 8568 Lorraine Sheard 027 498 4393 Dale Roche 029 2600 555
Brought up in rural Marlborough, Rebecca Rose lives and works in Titirangi, Auckland, and her work is represented throughout New Zealand and internationally. Rose began her career as a landscape designer, but subsequently studied sculpture, blending her knowledge and interest of the landscape with her new artistic path. Her talents are now securely within that field. Her first works were figurative, often made of concrete. Rose had an interest in the cycles of life and developed work based on the passing of her grandmother. Government House in Wellington bought part of her group, Gathering, an aptly named and placed work for this public space. More recently Rose has been working with metal, creating landscape sculpture, which resonates in meaning with the natural environment. She takes her inspiration from nature, be it a walk along the beach or through the forest. Rose feels a strong interconnection with all things in nature and mankind and seeks to express this in her work. Her work is not dark or full of hidden concepts but light, accessible in meaning and form, provoking interest and contemplation. Modern engineering technologies of software design and laser cutting have allowed artists scope to create larger metal pieces with seemingly intricate patterns with accuracy impossible by hand. More and more artists are using a collaboration of the computer and the laser cutter to produce complex forms in materials from paper to metal. Rose incorporates this technology in some of her work. She can create models of work to show a prospective client or to submit an idea for a show, such as the Bondi Sculpture by the Sea. INDUSTRIAL Repeated patterns found in natural forms or tessellated mathematical shapes are able to executed: branching tree designs, leaf growth can be cut in varying shapes and sizes. Rose is fascinated with the hidden meta-physics and mathematical patterns found in nature, repeated patterns found from the smallest cellular structure to the universe. Computer-aided designs can aid the production of these. The final piece, however, still requires skill and dexterity of additional forming and welding, but it does allow artists and craftsmen a new and exciting medium. The success of the work is in the design and resolution of the final piece. A fine example of this is Sea Whirl, a large circular disc hanging from a tree branch where the wind and light create an aesthetic dance. Part of Rose’s philosophy is a desire for interaction with her work. Her recent work Sea Anemone, bought for Cottesloe Beach, near Perth, Australia, is six metres in diameter. Sea Anemone demonstrates Rose’s versatility as an artist. The subject matter is relevant to the site, and the construction also takes the site into consideration. It is made of painted hand-pulled tubular steel, designed and engineered to withstand the rigours of a busy public beach. Rose particularly enjoys the sight of children playing on and around this playful work. Rebecca Rose wishes to spread love and joy through her work and does so through the careful design and execution of sophisticated pieces that grace both public and private domains. She has shown her work throughout New Zealand and nearby at Art in a Garden, Flaxmere, Hawarden. Solving Storage Problems? We have been designing products & solving problems for New Zealand homeowners for more than forty years. CALL TODAY FOR A FREE MEASURE & QUOTE 929 0090 / MALLIAS.CO.NZ
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