MIRRANDA BURTON

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Monday, December 31, 2012

Catch me if you can

Catch me if you can © M. Burton 2012
  Silk cut linoleum print

Saturday, November 10, 2012

Tree ribs

Tree ribs © M. Burton 2012
  Silk cut linoleum print

Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Big fish, little fish

Big fish, little fish © M. Burton 2012
Silk cut linoleum print 

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Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Friday, September 7, 2012

Cotton fields

'Cotton fields'
Silk cut lino print © M. Burton 2012

Fox prints

'The New Coat'
Silk cut lino print © M. Burton 2012

A fox remembers he was not always materialistic. Stepping back through his material possessions he is curious about the environment from where he came.

'Material Girl'
Silk cut lino print © M. Burton 2012

In a material world, nature has become decorative. Material Girl is reminded by the bird (her conscience) that she has strayed from home.

'Moonpillow'
Silk cut lino print © M. Burton 2012

Every night I fall asleep watching the moon through the Red Box trees. They are my blanket.

My house is surrounded by foxes. One night I couldn't sleep and a fox came to my window. he couldn't see me but was 20 centimetres away from my face. His black silhouette is still with me and they appear in these prints. I find the foxes beautiful, but can not make peace with them. They were introduced from Europe in the 1830s to Australia, and their destruction to our ecology has been profound. They are not unlike us humans.

Monday, July 30, 2012

Three new prints

'The Morris Minor beehive'
Silk cut lino print © M. Burton 2012


'The writer's lament'
Silk cut lino print © M. Burton 2012


'A bird in the hand'
Silk cut lino print © M. Burton 2012

Tuesday, February 14, 2012

The chough that changed my mind

'The chough that changed my mind' 
Silk cut lino print © M.Burton

This is what happens to you when you move out of the city and disappear into the Red Box trees.

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Material Things: Group printmaking exhibition coming soon

                                                    'One day it might all be gone' 
                                                     Silk cut lino print © M.Burton

This is the start of a new series of prints for a show in October at the Eltham Library with fellow artists Libby Schreiber, Maria Barbaro and Kylie Sirett. The theme for this exhibition is 'material things.'