Artefacts of the Oscillocene and the Warawana Mythologies
Showing 3 October to 15 December 2024
Through a deep-conceptual and value-driven philosophy, Alice Springs designer Elliat Rich taps into ancient and future ways of seeing the world.
Mythica Ignota uses mythology as a framework to nest scientific observation and more-than-human orientated values with artefact and narrative. From the mythologies of a world unseen but present, Mythica Ignota presents a collection of portals to other ways to belong to and with planet in this strange time Rich dubs the Osciliocene. Through science, story and the artefacts that hold them, myth becomes daily ritual through objects that tether you to other ways of seeing, thinking, knowing, being.
This exhibition showcases new work developed during her residency at Canberra Glassworks throughout 2024.
Curated by Aimee Frodsham
Opening event Saturday 26 October at 4pm
Artist talk To Be Announced
in partnership with Canberra Art Biennale and 2024 Craft + Design Canberra Festival
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Elliat Rich, Mythica Ignota, 2024. Featurng Shimmer cabinet, lattice vase and all matter are creating equal. Photo by Pew Pew Studio
Elliat Rich, Mythica Ignota: Waratah lamps, 2024. Photo by Pew Pew Studio
Elliat Rich with objects from new collection, Mythica Ignota, 2024. Photo by Pew Pew Studio
Elliat Rich, Mythica Ignota, 2024. Featuring: Weaver's Cloak & Alter Mirror. Photo by Pew Pew Studio
