Janet Parker-SmithMemory code 2—your sun is my sun2021screenprint and appliqué on fabric; unique printCourtesy of the artist

Janet Parker-Smith
Memory code 2—your sun is my sun 2021
screenprint and appliqué on fabric; unique print
Courtesy of the artist

Janet Parker-SmithMemory code 2—your sun is my sun2021screenprint and appliqué on fabric; unique printCourtesy of the artist

Janet Parker-Smith
Memory code 2—your sun is my sun 2021
screenprint and appliqué on fabric; unique print
Courtesy of the artist

Janet Parker-SmithMemory code 2—your sun is my sun2021screenprint and appliqué on fabric; unique printCourtesy of the artist

Janet Parker-Smith
Memory code 2—your sun is my sun 2021
screenprint and appliqué on fabric; unique print
Courtesy of the artist

Janet Parker-SmithMemory code 2—your sun is my sun2021screenprint and appliqué on fabric; unique printCourtesy of the artist

Janet Parker-Smith
Memory code 2—your sun is my sun 2021
screenprint and appliqué on fabric; unique print
Courtesy of the artist

Janet Parker-Smith

Memory code 2—your sun is my sun 2021
screenprint and appliqué on fabric; unique print
Courtesy of the artist

Artist statement:

This work began from reflecting on Aboriginal songlines and the importance of the Australian landscape, its history and the need to help it heal. The craftism of sewing threads into the screen printed images deals with an unravelling of the past and healing for the future. The work was made using screen printing and sewing appliqué methods. The process of making banners using mostly recycled materials and fabrics stemmed from concern with human consumption and the hope for rejuvenation of our planet.

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.