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The Great Eastern Mail <strong>DEC</strong>EMBER <strong>2017</strong> 15 art&culture Nature inspired art on show Fernbank artists Malcolm Boyd and Paul Gennings use a variety of techniques, both in making and firing, the two artists produce ceramic and sculptural work that is eclectic and inspiring. Drawing from their surrounding environment, living and creating in regional Victoria. Having their studios side by side in Fernbank they interact and create quite extraordinary work. Malcolm uses clay, hand dug locally and fired in his wood fired kilns. Paul uses alternative firing techniques such as oil firing and Raku, combined with steel and timber. Malcolm Boyd’s love of nature and landscape shines through in his work, reflecting over 38 years experience and passion for his art, and well known for his generosity of spirit, knowledge and passion for process of creative pot making. Some of the raw materials used in the works are collected locally, making every piece unique. Wood firing in one of three high temperature kilns confirms if all the patience, love and hard work is successful. When asked to describe his work Paul explains, “My ceramic process is a melding of clay, steel and fire. Most pieces are inspired by my immediate surroundings and love of Australian native fauna and flora. “I enjoy the challenge of balancing the aesthetics of the materials I use and the environment they will be displayed in, hoping ultimately that the conversation between the artwork and it’s environment is one of harmony.” Both Malcolm and Paul’s work are held in both private and public collections in Australia. Both have exhibited widely in both solo and group exhibitions and Paul has exhibited internationally. They continue to exhibit and enjoy the chance to show their work, combining once a year to exhibit together in an annual exhibition. Malcolm and Paul open their studios to the public so people can come and see their process of making and enjoy seeing their latest works being created. Anyone interested in visiting can call either Malcolm on 0475 377 501 or Paul on 0417 982 338. ARTISTS Paul Gennings / Malcolm Boyd INSPIRED BY NATURE CERAMIC & SCULPTURE Garden Sculpture Reflections of nature for your home and garden Commission work made to order Paul Gennings VISIT THE WEBSITE: www.paulgenningsceramics.com Malcolm Boyd CONTACT US TODAY PAUL 0416 982 338 VIEWING BY Email: gennings07@optusnet.com.au APPOINTMENT MALCOLM 0475 377 501 453-455 Fernbank-Glenaladale Rd FERNBANK Fernbank-Stockdale Rd Sinclairs Rd Fernbank-Glenaladale Rd Pearce St PRINCES HWY
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