Dead-heading the Hydrangeas
"Dead-heading the hydrangeas" - from the ongoing series, The Yellow Jug and other stories
The yellow jug, a vintage kookaburra kettle once used to boil water for tea, is now an excellent vase. Imbued with the lives of the people who have held it before me and the very different world it was created in, the jug takes on a persona, perhaps theirs, possibly mine, or maybe, yours. It has its own, intimate relationship with the flowers that it holds and in turn, with the landscape that holds it. The images are allegories of love, lust and loss.
These stories belong to us all.
Details:
Archival pigment print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag® 308gsm paper.
Unframed in 8"x10" or 16"x20" image sizes
Larger sizes available on request.All frames are solid FFC timber frames with cotton textured off-white mount boards. Frames can be purchased in person at Markets or locally (for delivery/pick-up) in Greater Sydney and Central Coast - enquire