Lines flow in and out: Childlike and whimsical the lulling of each movement draws in the adult mind and calms the child within us all. In the continuous folding of line and tone the mind is lost and free to dream: for ideas grow like seeds that rise up to meet the sun. Each line indicates a new beginning, a new dream, and a new hope that only the viewer knows.

‘Mesmerised’ an ephemeral moment in time screening daily 4-9pm. This atmospheric animation is part of a larger body of exhibited work by Emma Rochester on show at Guildford Lane Gallery, Guildford Lane, Melbourne (22 April- 3 May).

In early 2009 Paul Kelly played in the Perry Sand Hills bordering Wentworth and Mildura. Selected to participate in the creation of an installation that would also be performative. I worked with nine other artists to create an abandoned caravan which, which would become the site of a forensic/archaeological excavation.

Performed in front of over 3000 people, nine artists from city and regional communities worked together to blend many different artistic mediums, in a short time frame. Making one realise just how much fun can be had when working in new and different ways.

Using collage as a medium to create a new sense of meaning about studio spaces as physical representations of the artist.

A feminine approach to depicting the geographic local of the studio space was achieved by combining the works produced there with photographs of the studio.

Layering images creates an emotive whimsical space that is part fantasy and part reality, but is beyond a mathematical technological approach to understanding space.