tania rollond spinifex and myall 2019, paper collage 46 x 41 cm

tania rollond diviner’s gold 2019, paper collage 46 x 41 cm

tania rollond the sky is the garden 2019, paper collage 46 x 41 cm

tania rollond whitewash and windows 2019, 8 x 14 x 14 cm

tania rollond through darkening branches 2019, 7.5 x 10 x 10 cm

tania rollond broken mountains 2019, 7.5 x 10 x 10 cm

tania rollond the sunstruck miles 2019, 7.5 x 10.5 x 10.5 cm

tania rollond marking the time 2019, 7.5 x 11 x 11 cm

tania rollond crossing the salt lake 2019, 8 x 12 x 12 cm

tania rollond bonfire night 2019, 8 x 10 x 10 cm

tania rollond small cups 2019

Slab-formed ceramics and works on paper, exhibited in:

Share My Table
1-4 May 2019
Australian Ceramics Triennial, Hobart
Honor Freeman, Shannon Garson, Tania Rollond, Fleur Schell and Avital Sheffer presented a panel talk on their experience as mid-career artists, and exhibited together at the Triennial.

Cadence: Natural Rhythm
4 August – 22 September 2019
Sturt Gallery, Mittagong
An exhibition curated by Phoebe Middleton, featuring fifteen artists working across textiles, ceramics, furniture, sculpture, jewellery, printmaking and painting.

Artist Statement: Tourmaline Series
Randolph Stow’s 1963 novel Tourmaline has been haunting me for a while now; it describes a barren, waterless future in a town visited by pain, hope, salvation and myth. I don’t understand the novel, really, so its ambiguity has lodged inside me like a splinter, and making these objects has felt like digging away at it, in the hope of extracting some relief. Tourmaline has lent these works their desert colours, the shapes of an abandoned mine site, and a dry, dusty anxiety about the weather.