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Liquid Light
Just like the changing light from morning to nightfall of any day, the Liquid Light works change with the viewer’s movements, each one opening and closing like the pupil of an eye. Every degree of movement reveals yet another image where the game between artwork and viewer endlessly unfolds. ______________________________________________________________________________ ‘A return to the painted …
Tsukimi Series (Glass)
Venetian Tsukimi is an arresting, complex piece, intriguing for its originality and mystery. It comprises sixteen Murano glass spheres, progressing from pure crystal to solid black and representing the phases of the moon. The full grandeur of the spheres is revealed on repeated viewing, with the layers of silver leaf and crystal gradually displaying their …
Macrocosmos Sculptures
Every universal body is in constant motion governed by an individual heartbeat possessing its own rhythm. The pulse of the heartbeat can be measured mathematically and subsequently, each mathematical sequence becomes a system for understanding the relationship of the human being to the greater universe and to time itself. Our moon, as it orbits the …
Primordial series
‘The interest in symbols and motifs continues in the Primordial Series of 1997and the Hourglass Suite 2003and Bottled Histories 1998 – 2000 which consists of small artworks that exist as pairs, complementing each other but having a life of their own as painting and sculptural items, both sensitively transformed with wax and paint. They combine …
Bloodlight
Bloodlight Stack Series This forms part of a larger suite of sculptural works that are concerned with exploring the interplay between painting and sculpture through the use of paper. Sheets of paper are painted and stacked in such a way that a sculptural form is created. The backs of the sheets of paper are painted …
Personae Suite
This series was exhibited at Sherman Galleries, 2000 (Fade to Red); Newcastle Art Gallery, 2003 (Hourglass); Australian National University, 2010 (Marion Borgelt: Mind & Matter, A 15 Year Survey); Newcastle Gallery, 2016 (Marion Borgelt: Memory & Symbol, 20-year Survey) ______________________________________________________________________________ Borgelt easily swings between two and three dimensional expression, at various times this has taken …