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Jenny Burnett – The Soul of Stone

$330.00 inc GST

Intaglio
Edition of 40
Image size: 50.5 x 29.5 cm
Paper size: 57 x 29.5 cm
PCA Print Commission 2002

The Soul of Stone in the Eastern Kimberley wilderness depicts our fundamental connection with our Earth. All our roots are deeply embedded in stone. My work explores this ageless attachment while also presenting the overlooked beauty of our indisputable ancestor, stone.

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