Every 1 2024

NBO Members Exhibition


Catriona Pollard

Waterfall in the Stars

The sculpture form is foraged invasive vine (Five Leaf Water vine) and recycled electrical copper wire has been used to references the basketry technique of looping. The looping creates patterns and a harmonious rhythm that the artist witnesses in nature. A pigment has been created using charcoal.

exhibition award
“Ephemeral” – explores the transient nature of basketry
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H: 47" | W: 32" | D: 7"
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Catriona Pollard
Mosman, NSW
Catriona Pollard is a contemporary artist who uses traditional basketry techniques to transform foraged plant fibres and recycled metals into evocative sculptural works which investigate human’s personal connection with the natural world. Her sculptures feature intricate and complex weaving techniques that create repetitive patterns which explore the concept of connection and interconnection. Her interplay of shadows extending beyond the physical boundaries of the sculptures opens discussion around light and dark and their role in achieving harmony. Her practice is an exploration of ideas around nature and human’s relationship, the invisible forces and the movement of energy within it. Central to her work is the investigation of transformation and humanity’s connection, dependence, and the possibility of harmony with the ecological world.
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