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25.01.2022 http://uniken.unsw.edu.au/regulars/arts-where-heart

25.01.2022 Cradling Celestite crystals in pure and solid copper. Playing with anodes and cathodes.

23.01.2022 An image of the sculpture concept with a snapshot taken at the first workshop showing one of the 'scales' before it was coloured.

23.01.2022 Neckpiece: Double heart spiral with honeycomb backround. (24k Rose gold; 24k yellow gold; copper) - as worn by Cate.

22.01.2022 This is the piece that I have been wearing. http://phillippa-shop.com.au//flower-of-life-pendant-with/

22.01.2022 Workshop for the Breathing Conifer. I have begun my ambitious and inclusive project of building a 120 leaf copper sculpture that breathes. It will hang in the fernery of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney. I am building it with the help of a wonderful team of young people from Eastern Respite and Recreation, and the Come in Youth Centre. Here is Lucy working with me to make one of the copper "scales" that will form part of the kinetic sculpture. More pics to come from a very special day. I will continue to keep you posted on this project that means so much to me. Keep an eye out for the launch in March 2013. www.phillippa.com.au

21.01.2022 More Ghost Wings as they appeared in the exhibition.

21.01.2022 Space Furniture collaboration with Megan Morton, including Dion Horstman, Dan Hocking, Joss Best.

19.01.2022 Here are the feather earrings from the show. http://phillippa-shop.com.au/products-p//feather-earrings/

19.01.2022 Ghost Wings Timber and acrylic vessels. These timber and acrylic sculptures are a collaboration between Phillippa and local Sydney wood turner, Graham Tilly. Midway through the residency, Phillippa learned that a large London Plane Tree Platinus x hispanica ‘Acerifolia’ was being felled at the Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney. The idea behind this collection is the beautiful relationship between animals and plants - the acrylic feathers represent the wings of birds who once nested in the branches of the felled tree - the bowls and vases have been turned from the felled trunk.

16.01.2022 "Petit botanicals" stacking rings 22ct solid gold with oxidized silver. Stacking rings from lower to higher: Banksia leaf, reunion angel and conifer

14.01.2022 A new video with the help of James Wright from NON-media http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IX_rU8iW99E

13.01.2022 Ghost wings An ode to the birds who mourn the loss of a fallen tree.

13.01.2022 Only 8 weeks to go until I meet my wonderful team at the sculpture workshop. The creative workshop at the Royal Botanic Gardens (with 30 young people from Sydney) will include a wonderfuly diverse group! This project is all about giving an exciting creative opportunity to a group of young people who deserve to be included in more public sculpture projects. I will be teaching them, creating alongside them, learning from them. I can't wait. Thank you to Eastern Respite & Recreation, and to the Come in Youth Centre.

12.01.2022 Bee ring (Phillippa Carnemolla) - based on the Australian Native Stingless Bee. Available in Sterling Silver, 9ct and 18ct gold.

11.01.2022 "Twin bees" sterling silver earring studs.

10.01.2022 Curve Live Industrial Design Magazine. Online article just released: http://curvelive.com/Blog/2013/March/Botanical-Songforms

09.01.2022 PRESS RELEASE: Birds Bees and people, Phillippa Carnemolla does the maths. http://conta.cc/Y5M4Er

06.01.2022 I now have a pozible project up to see if I can gather the funds to complete and install this community arts project that has transformed my year as Artist in Residence at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney! Thank you for sharing http://pozible.com/conifer

04.01.2022 Wearing a selection from "Petit botanicals"

03.01.2022 Latest story up live of The Planthunter http://theplanthunter.com.au//alchemy-lego-connecting-unk/

01.01.2022 Australian Chrysoprase ring set. Chrysoprase is a stone of pure Green Ray. Stone of the heart.