POSTPONED: Casting from environments: Art as Knowledge
03may10:00 am4:00 pmPOSTPONED: Casting from environments: Art as KnowledgeEducator Workshop

Time
3rd May 2020 10:00 am - 4:00 pm AEST(GMT+01:00)
Location
TAFE QLD Southbank Campus
66 Ernest Street, South Brisbane, QLD, 4101
Event Details
Plaster bandage is a readily available low-cost material which dries quickly and can be formed over a variety of objects to create casts or moulds. In this workshop you will
Event Details
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Facilitator
Simone Eisler is an artist with a cross-disciplinary practice that explores the relationship between the human body and nature, particularly the concepts of physical transformation, species evolution and biodiversity. She pushes this scientific investigation further into the realm of both mythology and futurist thinking, with a focus on interrogating presentation methodologies.
Eisler’s practice consists of installation, photography or sculpture. Within each of these areas she introduces materials from the animal world. Her imaginary sculptural forms rework the materials in different ways, either by re-skinning, casting or fracturing and reconfiguring elements. During the last three years she has been working extensively with plaster bandage as a means of casting forms, which she later embellishes with a variety of materials. She runs numerous workshops for educators, artists and schools with a focus on mixed media, environmental art and sculptural form.