Perdita Phillips
@perdy
walking, listening, mapping, animals, minerals, plants, ecologies, installations, exchange, photography, drawing, collage, videos, eclogues www.linktr.ee/perditaphillips
Old work from 2019. This one is in the City of Joondalup collection: Natura Autem Vivit, Sed Occisio de Felibus Cyanotype print (ed/var edition of 3) 92.5 x 131 cm
the inside of the zine shows a photo of the same river with a list of the stops written down the side in magenta text.
Made this little zine record of a walk I made in 2013 “walking the wasteland to the Point” that was part of preparations for the fast | slow | complex exhibition. Will be part of a new walking art exhibition in a few weeks time (and/or $10 AU + postage)
Would humans of the world please attend anger management classes Yours, Earth
New listening event Saturday 11-12:00 13 June at North Lake, Perth/Borloo “under a spreading Marri tree” as part of AININ’s worldwide Forests’ Secrets for Les Nuits Des Forets. DM for details
a volcano in my backyard? vimeo.com/1198553492 Documentation of field research on Dja Dja Wurrung Country from the Lithic Traces in the Archive project: subsidiary volcanic vent,
Studio procrastination. Watery patterns of ochre, Payne’s grey and botanical dyes over grey, oval-shaped prints
Resonance: Dialogues in Art and Ecology, 29 November to 1 February. The exhibition featured 16 artists, members of the Australian ecoartspace dialogues.
pictures of High Tide (folly) (1995) taken by Kirsten Sivyer. High Tide (folly), was a temporary installation in the Understory Art & Nature Trail at southern forest arts as part of
Rocks. Lots of. Photogravure. Images of subduction exhibition on website www.perditaphillips.com/portfolio/su...
Library’s end (1995-2025) — actually library catalogue cards not books decayed for 30 years
Check out ai generated numbats. Some of them are diabolical. I fear marsupials are an even worse case
any plant nuts out here you must see #silentfriend. I loved the list of plants in the credits Half way through the movie the tips of the Norfolk Island Pines started talking to us #perthfestival
Ok so this is a question for everyone: I’ve been working on a project about finding the lithic (geological) in an archive. Needless to say I didn’t find more than traces of the more-than-human and at times I found extreme (if poetic) examples of colonialism instead.
Would someone please buy this?????* | can't bear to destroy it but have no room to store it. Found hat, cloth and red mud (brighter than the photo) on paper approx 151 x 139 cm.
Penny Coss will be performing as part of our shear zone residency at Walyalup Fremantle Art Centre. I did the sound (and the scratchy drawing) and Sarah Tomasetti made the fresco banners
Kenneth Clark’s Civilisation buried for 5 months and then plunged into black-stained, stagnant water: more-than-human knowledge
High tide (folly) being installed at southern forest arts in Northcliffe
New edit of die back (a collaboration with Annette Nykiel) features phytophthora bodies)
Transversal — a show of expanded, experimental video and projection opening Thursday night
Getting ready for shear zone open studio this morning. Wondering what this project plan drawing will end up like. Wayfinders by Sarah Tomasetti, blank paper and moss covered limestone rocks by Perdita Phillips.
If anyone is in Walyalup/Fremantle this Sunday 19 October we are having an open studio 10-12 for Shear Zone