Anita IacovellaCloud frequency2022photogravure and monotype on BFK rives and tarlatan; unique stateCourtesy of the artist and Queenscliff Gallery, Queenscliff/Wadawurrung Country

Anita Iacovella
Cloud frequency 2022
photogravure and monotype on BFK rives and tarlatan; unique state
Courtesy of the artist and Queenscliff Gallery, Queenscliff/Wadawurrung Country

Anita IacovellaCloud frequency2022photogravure and monotype on BFK rives and tarlatan; unique stateCourtesy of the artist and Queenscliff Gallery, Queenscliff/Wadawurrung Country

Anita Iacovella
Cloud frequency 2022
photogravure and monotype on BFK rives and tarlatan; unique state
Courtesy of the artist and Queenscliff Gallery, Queenscliff/Wadawurrung Country

Anita Iacovella

Cloud frequency 2022
photogravure and monotype on BFK rives and tarlatan; unique state
Courtesy of the artist and Queenscliff Gallery, Queenscliff/Wadawurrung Country

 

Artist statement:

I’ve been documenting the clouds and skyline for over 10 years. Observing the cyclic changes to the environment within my local area, Wadawurrung Country, Geelong.

Cloud frequency delves into an exploration of external forces within the environment and the nature it observes. The composition embodies a sense of shifting cyclic states. This time the activity is one of looking upward and outward a more ethereal, less grounded motion not unlike that of clouds moving through the sky: focusing on how we centre ourselves within nature during this climatic period of change.

Geelong Gallery acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the lands on which the Gallery and its collections are located, the Wadawurrung People of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to all Elders, past, present and emerging.