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SCAPE — SCAPE, installation view. copyright Lander— Se, Red Hill.

Lander—Se

SCAPE

Lander—Se presents a group exhibition of multi-disciplinary artists. An all-female lineup of Mornington Peninsula based artists working in themes of landscape and environment. An intricate dialogue between landscape, spirit and materiality, SCAPE explores environment through a fresh feminine lens, offering a multilayered interpretation of nature across the Mornington Peninsula today.

Unpredictable sweeps of color and organic forms meet sharp metallics and soft ceramic curves, humming with life-giving energy and playful hues. Each work reflects the wildness and fragility of our inner and outer landscapes.

Join us for SCAPE’s transformative journey, where nature is reimagined in a rhythmical, immersive installation.

The exhibition includes weavings, ceramics, sculptures, photographs and paintings by Emma Shepherd, Britt Neech, Tao Delves, Emma Labatallgia, Leyla Bulmer, Charlotte Swiden, Amy Leeworthy, Kelly Larkin, Sarah Austin, Hannah Nowlan, Natalie Bessell and Bri Horne.

Creative Workshop Program – visit our website to book your ticket to our artist-led workshops.

1 November—30 November

Lander—Se

585 Dunns Creek Road, Red Hill VIC 3937, Australia

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