Wholeness and the Implicit Order by Julia deVille
Exhibition
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25 Aug 2018
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04 Nov 2018
Published: 23.08.2018
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Sculpture: Mother is my monarch, 2018
Baby giraffe, my last breath, 18ct gold, 18ct white gold, sterling silver, bronze, gold plate, black rhodium plate, Akoya pearls, freshwater pearls, rose cut diamonds 6.05ct, rose cut black diamonds 0.67ct, uncut diamond granules 150ct, setting from ex-husbands engagement ring (18ct white gold, rose cut diamonds 0.33ct).
155 x 90 x 40 cm
Photo by: Julia deVille
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To celebrate Linden New Art’s return to our St Kilda home, we will be presenting a major solo exhibition of new work by leading Australian mid-career artist Julia deVille. The renowned jeweller and taxidermist will explore the world of holography and VR in her first solo exhibition since 2014.
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Julia deVille
For Wholeness and the Implicit Order, deVille will create an immersive environment using sound, smell and optical illusion, as she reimagines the original Victorian rooms of the gallery. This will be deVille's largest installation to date.
By using technology, deVille hopes to engage her viewers in an exploration of consciousness and reality. She wishes to open up a conversation about the implicit interconnectedness of all things and the importance of treating all life with respect; beliefs that form the core of her practice.
Click the link below (from 00:30 to 07:45)
Lisa Skerrett interviews Julia deVille about Wholeness and the Implicit Order for eposide 33 of ABC’s The Mix
Click the link below:
Take a virtual tour of Julia deVille’s current exhibition Wholeness and the Implicit order
By using technology, deVille hopes to engage her viewers in an exploration of consciousness and reality. She wishes to open up a conversation about the implicit interconnectedness of all things and the importance of treating all life with respect; beliefs that form the core of her practice.
Click the link below (from 00:30 to 07:45)
Lisa Skerrett interviews Julia deVille about Wholeness and the Implicit Order for eposide 33 of ABC’s The Mix
Click the link below:
Take a virtual tour of Julia deVille’s current exhibition Wholeness and the Implicit order
Sculpture: Something wicked this way comes, 2018
Adolescent zebra, interference, black diamonds 6.4ct, uncut diamonds 75ct, cultured pearls, black garnet, sterling silver, 18ct white gold, white rhodium, black rhodium, bronze, silver nitrate, steel, resin.
142 x 54 x 212 cm
Photo by: Julia deVille
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Object: Rocking Alpaca, 2015
Stillborn alpaca, sterling silver, white rhodium, black rhodium, 18ct white gold, antique pearls, chainmail, ostrich feathers, cockerel feathers, glass, oak, glass case
146 x 56 x 124 cm
Photo by: Terence Bogue
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Exhibition venue, photo credit: Theresa Harrison Photography.
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Exhibition venue, photo credit: Theresa Harrison Photography.
© By the author. Read Klimt02.net Copyright.
Exhibition venue, photo credit: Theresa Harrison Photography.
© By the author. Read Klimt02.net Copyright.
Linden New Art
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