Cloak

The Australian bush acts like a verdant cloak in the landscape, providing human enterprise with valuable ecosystem services such as suppression of pests, weeds, diseases and biosecurity incursions; crop pollination; prevention of dryland salinity and soil erosion; protection from wind and dust; tourism and marketing opportunities; boutique products; and improved public amenity and mental health outcomes. And of course, it supports the vast majority of terrestrial biodiversity.

Cloak
South Australian Blue Gum (Eucalyptus leucoxylon) leaves, chewed by nocturnal beetles, found pulley wheel, Muscovite mica, linen thread and bookbinder’s gum on canvas
125 x 125 cm framed
Framed in a white box frame with side spacers, perspex and D rings.
SOLD – this assemblage can be seen at Islander Estate Vineyards cellar door at Cygnet River on Kangaroo Island

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