Reconnecting with nature and community in the inner city.
Three haughty Isa Browns now call our garden their home, Beven calls them ‘Tasty’ ‘Chicken’ and ‘Nuggets’… I do not. Dylan went all out on their weathboard chook tractor – the perfect size to fit over our veggie beds (when those guys aren’t causing mischief free ranging!). These happy hens christened the tractor almost immediately with this lovely brown egg.
Jut installed The Desert Echo in the Fringe Furniture Exhibition at the Newport Substation, my piece is feeling very lonely as it was one of the first to go in. I hope some of you go and check out the exhibition there should be lots of interesting work. The theme is The City has a face and the Country has a Soul and it is open 23rd September – 10th October: Thur, Fri, Sun 12.00pm-7.30pm, Sat 12.00pm-6:30pm.
The Desert Echo is hiding in the photo in this article, thanks to Ash for sending the link my way!
Meanwhile the hilarity of my studio group being featured in the local Roxby Downs Sun and the Woomera Gibber Gabber.
