- ID Ref #
- 11240
- Prize Category
- Professional Artist
- Preferred Artist Name for publication (this name will be used on all the collateral)
- Bianca Hester
- Your social media handles
- @bianca.hester
- Artist / Gallery Website
- Sarah Scout Presents
- Artwork Title
- Extinction Lines
- Entry Type
- Digital media
- URL link of the entry
- https://vimeo.com/1062583410?share=copy#t=0
- Password or any other important information about viewing the file
- This work is a double channel video and requires 2 x video screens mounted to the wall, as well as a synching device for the LHS and RHS footage to loop smoothly. Can Ravenswood please provide this tech? Alternatively, the work can be projected if the facilities allow for it. The images attached show both options for display as a projection or on screens.
- Detailed Instructions for the setup of your instillation / sculpture
- Medium
- Dimensions
- cm x cm
- Depth
- Weight
- Price
- $9500
- Delivery
- Courier
- Collection
- Courier
- Gallery Representation
- Yes
- Name of Gallery
- Sarah Scout Presents (att: Vikki McInnes)
- Artwork Image One
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- Artwork Image Two
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- Artwork Image Three
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- Artist Statement
- Extinction Lines examines the Permian-Triassic extinction boundary visible in Clifton, NSW. This line marks Earth’s greatest mass extinction 252 million years ago, when Gondwana’s Glossopteris forests collapsed due to intensified atmospheric carbon. Registered as a thin shale layer above the Bulli coal seam and beneath the Sea Cliff Bridge, it is situated near a trashed landscape littered with remnants of the decommissioned Jetty Coal Mine—while tourists climb above for Instagram selfies. This extinction line is a visceral remnant and conceptual-material loop between past and present epochs, testifying to climate crisis in deep time and foreshadowing the future.
- Payment Status
- Created At
- March 5, 2025
- Updated At
