LEANNE VINCENT
  • ABOUT
  • RECENT WORK
    • Inhabited: Anthromes of Queensland
    • Something blue
    • Coastal biome
    • Anas domesticus
    • Hometown, any town
    • Garden City
    • Other Cyanotype Collages
    • One Road
  • PREVIOUS WORK
    • Picnic Area
    • Something Borrowed
    • Memory containers
    • Finding ness
    • Outlander
    • Screen culture
    • Viewing distance
    • Ways of seeing
    • Ipswich: historical, contemporary, vibrant
    • Fragments: what people leave behind
    • of no consequence
  • CV
  • VIDEO
  • RESIDENCIES
  • PURCHASE ART
  • CONTACT
  • CYANOTYPE WORKSHOPS
  • ARTIST BOOKS
  • PUBLIC ART
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Soy Fish with native wildflower, 2019-2020, printed on 50.8cm /20inch diameter circular aluminium panel.
Plastic hook with native wildflower, 2019-2020, printed on 50.8cm diameter circular aluminium panel.
Twist tie with native wildflower, 2019-2020, printed on 50.8cm diameter circular aluminium panel.
China with native wildflower, 2019-2020, printed on 50.8cm diameter circular aluminium panel.
Bottle cap with native wildflower, 2019-2020, printed on 50.8cm diameter circular aluminium panel.
Grommet with native wildflower, 2019-2020, printed on 50.8cm diameter circular aluminium panel.
Picnic Area 
A series of mini still life assemblages created while attending the Mt Wilson Old School artist residency in the Blue Mountains, New South Wales. Each still life was constructed from mass produced objects and organic matter found at picnic areas in parks and forests: small items left behind on the ground by tourists and campers and the tiny flowers of native flora growing naturally in the area. Composed together, the objects represent the tension between the desire to experience natural beauty and the act of desecration. The still life assemblages were photographed with a commercial gaze, like a product in a catalogue, and displayed on large-scale glossy panels to suggest that the objects, now reconceptualised, are offered for further consumption. Like a product, the experience of the natural world was consumed, and the waste discarded.
 

Copyright 2025 LeAnne Vincent. All rights reserved.
  • ABOUT
  • RECENT WORK
    • Inhabited: Anthromes of Queensland
    • Something blue
    • Coastal biome
    • Anas domesticus
    • Hometown, any town
    • Garden City
    • Other Cyanotype Collages
    • One Road
  • PREVIOUS WORK
    • Picnic Area
    • Something Borrowed
    • Memory containers
    • Finding ness
    • Outlander
    • Screen culture
    • Viewing distance
    • Ways of seeing
    • Ipswich: historical, contemporary, vibrant
    • Fragments: what people leave behind
    • of no consequence
  • CV
  • VIDEO
  • RESIDENCIES
  • PURCHASE ART
  • CONTACT
  • CYANOTYPE WORKSHOPS
  • ARTIST BOOKS
  • PUBLIC ART
  • NEWSLETTERS
  • BLOG ARCHIVE