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| Kath Fries, Roo i - Bundanon work in progress, 2012 |
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| Kath Fries, Roo i - Bundanon work in progress, 2012 |
I collected tuffs of kangaroo fur from where it had been wrapped around and cushioning the barbed fences, small traces of the roos daily dusk migration across the paddocks. Why did the kangaroo cross the road? The fur was then spun, felted and wrapped around discarded pieces of fencing wire, twisted into forms based on the kangaroos motions climbing through the fences.
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| Kath Fries, Roo series - Bundanon work in progress, 2012 |
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| Kath Fries, Roo ii - Bundanon work in progress, 2012 |
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| Kath Fries, Roo ii - Bundanon work in progress, 2012 |
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| Kath Fries, Roo iii - Bundanon work in progress, 2012 |
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| Kath Fries, Roo i - Bundanon work in progress, 2012 |
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| Kath Fries, Roo i - Bundanon work in progress, 2012 |
Thank you to the Bundanon Trust artist-in-residence program for gift of time and space to develop these new works.
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