Lines of Landscape

Overview

Lines of Landscape is a tactile exploration of place, memory, and transformation. As a fibre artist living on the Far South Coast of New South Wales, Kerrie draws deeply from the textures, tones, and rhythms of the landscape. Each piece is composed using natural fibres, recycled materials and locally sourced earth pigment elements that speak to both the fragility and resilience of the environment.

Weaving is central to the practice, not only as a technique but as a metaphor for connection: between materials, between people, and between the urban and natural worlds. The works reflect a dialogue with the land—its erosion, regeneration, and quiet strength. By incorporating pigments from the earth beneath my feet, the artist embeds the geography of home directly into the fabric of each piece.

This exhibition invites viewers to slow down and engage with the subtleties of texture, form, and material. It is a meditation on sustainability, rootedness, and the beauty found in imperfection.