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Holding it Together (trio) II

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Artist: Michelle Walker

Title: Holding it Together (trio) II

Year: 2024

Materials: Salvaged timber and metal 

Dimensions: 160cm x 200cm x 450cm


Holding it Together series emerged in response to the 2022 floods and blends solid timber with sharp-edged metal seemingly spilling from an unseen interior. The works explore the uncertainty of what’s solid and the hidden aspects of internal landscapes, reflecting a heightened vulnerability and sense of exposure. Pressure to "hold it together" persists, driven by the likelihood of more frequent climate events in the future.

The artwork serves as a thought-provoking commentary on the impact climate change triggered events are having on our landscapes and communities


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​Michelle Walker, a Visual Artist with an art/nature/science background, delves deep into the bonds that unite us with our landscapes. Her art is a visceral response to Australia's terrain, driven by 25+ years of environmental planning expertise. Michelle channels aerial perspectives, memories of place, and the essence of her materials into potent 2D and 3D artworks. Graduating with a BFA from QCA majoring in sculpture in 2008, she has consistently shown in group and joint exhibitions. Since 2020, Michelle has dedicated herself exclusively to her art practice, held two solo shows in Brisbane and a recent collaborative project, Ash, Mud & Tears at NRCG, Ballina. Michelle regularly runs creative workshops throughout south-east Queensland and Northern Rivers.
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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