This sculpture is made of discarded plastic rope and rubbish that washes into shore. Most of this rubbish I have collected in Robe SA, a small fishing village. As cray season is a main source of employment for recreation and commercial industry in Robe "Checking the Pots" is a very important daily event. The early morning hum of boats leaving the channel is a reminder that the day has started and lunch or dinner could make its way back as a traditional meal consumed when holidaying in Robe SA.
| Price | $450.00 | BUY ($450.00) |
|---|---|---|
| Media | Ocean rubbish and ghostnets | |
| Dimensions | 40h x 40w x 70d cm | |
| Weight | 1.5 kg | |
| Year created | 2024 | |
| Edition | Unique | |
| Technical Support: | can hang on wall or go on plinth | |
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