The challenge is always to use materials in a new and different way, and make them convey meaning and portray form in a manner that has not previously been seen.

We Are – thoughts, experiences and reflections; how we view ourselves and where we fit– what moment have we influenced? How do we stimulate a reaction?

We are all individuals possessing the sanctity of a singular life, and the ability to express ourselves. At the same time we are part of the society within which we live.

We Are is a metaphor for that relationship with the organic rippling and pulsating, ribbed and undulating outer surfaces acting as a counterpoint to the delicate, highly polished interior world of our thoughts.

It is the individual that makes our world a place of justice and compassion.

We Are is an exhibition of eight bronze sculptures from the permanent collection of the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Australia.  Until end July.