Artist statement
When it comes to making compost I don’t get too hung up on the science of it. I try and include a mix of matter – brown, green etc – and I am happy to have a place to put the food scraps. It gets a bit of turning, then left to ‘cook’ and to compose. When I dig it through the garden I hope that it will help things grow.
Bio
Raewyn Walsh is a jeweller who lives and works in Auckland. Her work has been shown nationally and internationally, and is part of the collections at Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa and the Dowse Art Museum, among others. Raewyn graduated from Unitec with a Bachelor of Design (first class honours) in 2010 and was the 2011 winner of the Objective Art Awards.
The garden of earthly delights
The final part of the Handshake 7 programme saw 3 artists from Galerie Marzee look over our work, over zoom, and offer a critical response. From the private spaces of our homes and studio spaces, we shared processes, concepts, and contexts and received generous, if...
and zooming out
I too, attended the masterclass led by Estela Saez. It got me thinking about the sun and the moon and led me here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fKBhvDjuy0&t=35s The Powers of Ten ...
Raewyn Walsh
Statement When it comes to making compost, I don’t get too hung up on the science of it. I try and include a mix of matter – brown, green etc – and I am happy to have a place to put the food scraps. It gets a bit of turning, then left to ‘cook’ and to compose. When...
Raewyn Walsh‘s art works:
