I'll get through this

by Marija Patterson

This is from a body of work which tells a story informed by glimpses into a woman’s life. From childhood to adulthood, challenges have been faced and negotiated. Since the end of WW2 there have been extraordinary changes in a woman’s life. Women have raised their voices, embraced change and moved on from the kitchen into the highest offices of government, business and research. The consequences are that the building blocks of a woman’s life born in the 21st century are different from those born in the “baby boomer” years. Whilst there is a narrative imbedded in this body of work, each piece tells it’s own story and has a universal connection.

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Sculpture details

Media	Bronze
Dimensions	38h x 14w x 10d cm
Weight	2.1 kg
Year Created	2020
Edition	1 of 5
Techincal Support	Mal Woods Studio Foundary
Last Updated	16/07/2026 03:42:08

Exhibited in

2024 Annual & Awards Exhibition

Prizes won

Margaret Gunnersen William Hoggan Thomas Award Second Prize at 2024 Annual & Awards Exhibition

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