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Canvas Works
Clementine Belle McIntosh’s exhibition Canvas Works disassembles the conventions of the stretched canvas to instigate rich conversations with place.
Based in Gilgandra NSW, home to the Wiradjuri, Kamilaroi and Wailwan traditional owners, McIntosh constructs performative situations in the landscape through acts of burying, shooting, soaking or suspending works. Her process-driven practice carries with it a consciousness of material and place, engaging natural fibres, repurposed fabrics, pigments and soil that hold a peaceful relationship with the natural environment.
![Clementine McIntosh Warrumbungles Walk, 2020; bushfire charcoal, eucalyptus dye and iron mordant on cotton drop sheet; 166 x 204 cm; Enquire](https://images.edenandthewillow.com.au/ZF/r4/5f20bc3a-583e-4282-b5ba-a8cd3c216d0d/thumb-700.jpg)
Warrumbungles Walk, 2020bushfire charcoal, eucalyptus dye and iron mordant on cotton drop sheet166 x 204 cmEnquire
![Clementine McIntosh Road Side, 2019; dry earth pigments, gum arabic and charcoal ink on cotton dropsheet and wood panel; 60 x 36 cm; Enquire](https://images.edenandthewillow.com.au/e8/rw/d7c0a168-307c-44fe-bfd8-8c1f0f827e24/thumb-700.jpg)
Road Side, 2019dry earth pigments, gum arabic and charcoal ink on cotton dropsheet and wood panel60 x 36 cmEnquire
![Clementine McIntosh Shadow on Tree, 2020; eucalyptus and red cabbage dye, iron mordant, acrylic and soil on reclaimed wood panel; 120 x 80 cm; Enquire](https://images.edenandthewillow.com.au/SK/Mr/cc377336-e99e-4c70-bf1e-286d0c9f5e4a/thumb-700.jpg)
Shadow on Tree, 2020eucalyptus and red cabbage dye, iron mordant, acrylic and soil on reclaimed wood panel120 x 80 cmEnquire
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