• Welcome to all Artists and Art Lovers

  • Site Visits in Avalon

    A perfect day to explore the public spaces in Avalon Village and meet the other Artists.

  • Brainstorming concepts

    In thinking about the game and what that means, what distinguishes a game from play is structure. Play is an element of a game, but games have a framework with rules and a defined goal. Achieving the …

  • Location and Ideas

    I have dabbled a bit in public art. Last year I did an art bombing event in Dee Why. I created a table and chairs and a large DY covered in synthetic grass that lit up at night. One of the best parts …

  • Stephanie Powell

    Work in progress

  • Miss Rouge

    circle making!

 

Irene Gorman

 

Barefoot Labyrinth
The Barefoot Labyrinth, laid in the grass and edged with angophora branches, extends an invitation to take a few minutes for contemplation as you follow the path to the centre. Labyrinths are archetypal...by building and walking them, we participate in a very ancient ritual that can be experienced as magical, (especially if you're a kid!) meditative, transformative, playful, and healing.  This builds connection with our intuition, our collective human wisdom, and our Mother Earth.  Or, if you like science, it enhances right brain activity.

You can carry a dream or a question into the Barefoot Labyrinth, perhaps find a message, and leave a talisman to add to a communal testament of everyone who has walked it.

Bio

Started ceramic sculpture with Susan Milne in the 80’s.Associate Diploma Fine Arts Seaforth TAFE 1994, BFA (hons) sculpture & installation  COFA (UNSW), MFA  COFA incomplete (health issues).  Various exhibitions and prizes including Mosman Art Prize finalist (Margaret Olley – judge)