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The Edge Between — Sue Peachey.

Craft + Design Canberra

Sue Peachey

The Edge Between

The Edge Between is a series of ceramic works responding creatively to the principles of the regenerative earth care system of permaculture. Each piece draws on one of the 12 permaculture principles to create a collection of new ceramic works that contain a positive, non-judgmental message about how each of us can choose to change our behaviour to make a difference.

Now more than ever we need to examine our relationship to planet Earth. The permaculture principles are the source of inspiration for Peachey’s new body of work and are explored through the materiality of ceramics, including form, surface treatment, representation and imagery.

This project draws together a love of ceramics and extensive experience as a permaculture and landscape designer, involvement in community-led projects such as the Lyneham Commons Food Forest, and a deep concern for the way our actions are impacting the planet and the future of its inhabitants.

23 May—6 July

Craft + Design Canberra

Level 1, North Building, 180 London Circuit Canberra ACT 2600

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