Rebecca Selleck: self portrait in the Anthropocene

Rebecca Selleck’s practice comprises sculpture and interactive installation, blending furniture, casting, assemblage, soft sculpture and animatronics. Investigating and challenging personal perceptions within a culture of conflicting truths, her work overlays time and place to express the need for human accountability and the complexities of animal and environmental ethics in Australia.

Combining curved stainless steel furniture with intricate bronze work, blown glass, living plants and bodily upholsteries, this installation continues Selleck’s creation of dissonant spaces that explore our increasing destruction of natural environments and the inherent hypocrisies of being human.

Rebecca Selleck, Young eastern grey, 2021, bronze, Australian indigenous timbers, found velvet, synthetic wadding, 105 × 105 × 175cm. Courtesy the artist and Craft + Design Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

Craft + Design Canberra
19 July to 24 August 2024
Australian Capital Territory

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