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CLIENT: DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (DoE)

CRESSY DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

Cressy is surrounded by farmland and an irrigation scheme was started in 1999. When viewed from above the land can be

seen as a rich tapestry of colourful circles. This is a natural occurring pattern that inspired the artwork. Whilst working with a playful colour palette, the work showcases Brumby Creek, Cressy’s main street and surrounding farmland. Using a pen and ink drawing style we can get a visual sense of the land when converting these into simple shapes. Breaking the landscape down into varying size circles, squares and rectangles creates an intriguing artistic map of the postcode 7302.

“7302” Is an ariel view of the area of Cressy. We have taken into consideration the landscape and developed a composition

that shows the main street, the unique flow of the river and the surrounding farmland which looks like a modern piece of

contemporary artwork in it’s own right.

Amanda has ancestral ties to the township of Cressy, in which her great grandfather was born and named his farm Cressy Farm which is still in operation and family owned.

PROJECT DETAILS

 

 

Location: Cressy District High School

 

Client: Department of Education

Title: 7302

Year: 2017

 

Dimensions: 2400mm x 1275mm high

Materials: Digiglass + Capral 400 (Shale Grey)

 

Artist(s): Amanda Kay and Jerome Dobinson

 

 

 

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