Fragile Forest, Refugium

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Five artists wandering within and responding to a pristine bush refuge in South Gippsland.

A group exhibition at arc Yinnar which includes prints, textiles, woodwork, and film media which responds to a pristine bush refuge at Darlimurla in South Gippsland. Five artists and a field naturalist met in the summer of 2024 to begin this ongoing exploration of biodiversity on 10 acres of privately owned natural bushland. Marita and Sari Anderson (owners), Dijanne Cevaal, Cheryl Cook and Jenny Peterson created the artworks. Julie Murray field naturalist and ecologist documenting and advising on plant and insect species.
Exhibition 25 April – Sun 8 June, 2025. Open Hours Thurs to Sun 12-4.