Michael Cook: Mother

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Caloundra Regional Art Gallery

Mother is a journey through thirteen images of a woman in a deserted Australian landscape. The ‘mother’ is always alone, her baby absent, although evidence of a child remains in the empty pram, abandoned toys on the hopscotch court, the slackness of the skipping rope. These images possess an arrested stillness that speaks to a recently bereft status.

Michael Cook, Mother (Pram) detail, 2016, inkjet print on paper, 120 x 180 cm. Collection of Alan Conder and Alan Pigott.

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