Chariot of Confessions

263 x 146 x 150cm
Animal feed troughs, scribbly gum tree, carpet, wood, steel, reappropriated objects 
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Viewers are encouraged take a step up and enter the sculpture
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The installation challenges religious belief systems and their impact on our thoughts and fears regarding the unknown. Viewers are invited to challenge their own thoughts around these systems while a playful twist replaces the priest in the confessional-like structure with a scribbly gum tree. The bark messages urge the viewer to reflect on the power of interpretation in religions and the truth found in nature.

Photograph by Stephen Oxenbury