Helene Kippert

I use texture and colour as a way of breaking down our sense of identity with intellect and form and reconnecting us to the sacred whole to which we all belong. I usually begin with a charcoal or pastel drawing and add a number of digital layers until I feel I’ve reached a point of completion.

As a culture we seem to have lost our sense of wonder and excitement about the nature of life. The process of creating these pieces inspires these things in me, and I hope to share them with you through my work. 
 
You can view my online portfolio at http://www.redbubble.com/people/helene
where my art is available for sale.

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What dreams may come 3

John Austin

Photographer

John Austin is a Western Australian photographer based in the south west forest working exclusively with fine silver-gelatine black and white prints, normally from large format cameras.

His subject areas include karri and jarrah forest, paperbark-swamps, granite monadnocks, forest protest actions, logging, portraits, artist portraits and an infra-red series of Nel Simpson an aerial performer working high in the forest canopy.

Photo by Naomi Backhouse

PO Box 109
Northcliffe
Western Australia 6262
Phone +61 8 9773 1288
Email mail2@jbaphoto.com.au

Web site: http://www.jbaphoto.com.au

Tony Windberg

Prize winning WA landscape artist, and teacher of TAFE classes in Pemberton and Northcliffe. Tony has worked with indigenous artists in Cossack and has  run summer school classes at the University of WA

For more about Tony go to:

http://www.watermarkkilns.com.au/10Windberg/WK_Windberg.html

Karri Hill Rd,
Northcliffe
Western Australia 6262
Phone: (08) 9776 6396
Mobile 0427 852 032  windberg@westnet.com.au

Warwick Backhouse

Warwick's work includes a wide range of timbers from the local area including some woods that are very rarely used.

Peter Hill

Peter is one of those artists who can pick up a medium and create stunning works. His traditional form is oil painting, but he also works in the realms of sculpture, mosaics, photography and three dimensional paintings.

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Fiona Sinclair

Fiona is active in many aspects of community life in Northcliffe. She has painted the power poles with local flora, added wonderful fishes to the Windy Harbour toilet block, been very busy on the Sculpture walk project, produces hand built master pieces in clay and worked on a variety of other public art projects in WA.

Fiona is the Coordinator of the The Southern Forest Sculpture Walk project being developed in theNorthcliffe Forest Park

This unique eco and cultural tourism concept will be the first walk trail within Australia to permanently feature specially commissioned artworks from a range of different art forms.

For more details go to

http://www.northcliffe.org.au/Sculpturewalk.htm