
Rocklore (2023)
‘Rocklore’ (2023) utilises sculpture and sound to create an immersive installation as an attempt to revisit a childhood bushwalk experience shared with Van Leeuwen’s grandparents. At the end of the path, a series of large rocks became a natural playground leaving a large indent in her memory. The installation recreates the ‘wave rock’ from van Leeuwen’s childhood, she uses it as a vehicle to navigate memory’s unreliability and fallibility. Exploring the dynamics of trust and distrust, ‘Rocklore’ highlights how information embeds into our memory and influences our recollections of the past.
'Rocklore, 2023 Curtin BFA Show Invitation, Work In Progress',2023, Wood structure, wire, hessian plaster, moss, acrylic, and spray paint. Lee Ingrams
'Rocklore'',2023, Wood structure, wire, hessian plaster, moss, acrylic, and spray paint. Dan McCabe
'Rocklore' ,2023, Wood structure, wire, hessian plaster, moss, acrylic, and spray paint. Dan McCabe
'Rocklore'',2023, Wood structure, wire, hessian plaster, moss, acrylic, and spray paint. Dan McCabe
'Rocklore, Work In Progress'',2023, Wood structure, wire, hessian plaster, moss, acrylic, and spray paint. Artist Own
'Rocklore, Artist In Space (Detail)'',2023, Wood structure, wire, hessian plaster, moss, acrylic, and spray paint. Frank Feuntes
'Rocklore,(Detail)'',2023, Wood structure, wire, hessian plaster, moss, acrylic, and spray paint. Artist Own