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Sea Turtle Nesting

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Artist: Sam Gowing

Title: Sea Turtle Nesting 

Year: 2021

Materials: Cane, Paper, Fibreglass matting, Epoxy Resin, Solar Lights

Gold Coast based sculptor, Sam Gowing, is a lover of the ocean and the creatures that reside within it. Along the Eastern Coast in our warmer waters, a number of Sea Turtles breed and nest along our beaches. With Sea Turtle Nesting Sam brings the elegance of these magnificent creatures during their nesting period, capturing the fleeting moment these Sea Turtles make their way into the dunes to find a perfect spot to lay and bury their eggs. Using translucent materials that let the sunlight illuminate their intricate internal structures, Sam also hints at the fragility of these wonderful prehistoric creatures in our world.


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Over three decades, Sam Gowing has turned her creative talents to diverse and eclectic projects in Melbourne, Sydney and now in the Gold Coast. After graduating in art in Sydney she participated in various group shows, exhibiting painting, sculptural works, and art installations exploring the fragility of self. Her keen interest in the environment and love of the ocean has recently turned this focus outwards to the susceptibility of fellow creatures on this planet. She is an avid whale watcher and is in awe of all sea creatures

Sam combines cane, paper, matting and resin to create free-flowing ethereal sculptures.

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We wish to acknowledge and pay respect to the Arakwal people of the Bundjalung Nation,
the traditional custodians of the land​ on which we meet and work.​​
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