True Nature

True Nature

Nathan Hawkes

Seth Birchall

Alexandra Standen

Kat Shapiro Wood

7th November - 30th November 2019

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Artworks

(3) what do you really win when you win? if it’s a million dollars then i want to win. if it’s a face full of angry bees then i dont want to win

Boom

Crossing Pool

Ages passed slowly like a load of hay

My childhood memory

My Childhood Memory of Wittenoom

Old Mud House in Tamberley Station

Old Woodbrook Homestead

Tamberley Station Outcamp (little tin hut where all my grandfathers and grandmothers lived growing up while their parents work for stations)

Untitled

Pyramid Boundary

(1) in my dreams, there’s no way to save every single person, so i press the big red button and kill everyone

(2) even butter melts when you run a butterknife through it that was retrieved from the breakroom of a still fresh nuclear reactor meltdown site

(3) what do you really win when you win? if it’s a million dollars then i want to win. if it’s a face full of angry bees then i dont want to win

(4) everything stinks under a stinking hot sun, everything grows under a sexy sexy summer sun (after a pile of dead rats on a lovely flower bed in the rocks)

(5) who sucked all the cum out of my cum rag collection?

(6) they say watching something brings it into existence, i say it’s when you put a peepee in a weewee

A Really Beautiful Experience (Day Tremors)

Ages passed slowly, like a load of hay

Country Squalor

My Mind is Full of Thoughts of You

Union and Joy

With closed eyes

Untitled (lustre)

Untitled (surrender)

The Picture of Health

Untitled (unfurl)

The swallow and the other birds

The Winter Flowers
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Installations

Shattered light
Our wonder
Tapping mud, toppling rhythm
Scorched to life
Wind over moss and creaking energy
Vacuumed powder
To the forrest
Under the couch
Dust blown into moments of splendour
Everything and nothing
Green
Gas Cooked
Veiled lines
A plastic canopy
Rescued with beaten tenderness
Air out
Let go
The wild
Free the hand
Escape the course
Show your true nature

 

– words by James Kerr

 

 

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