

On site at the Pool of Peace Stanwell Tops, NSW 2003, now renamed 'Tumbling Waters'. The work was reconfigured at Wollongong City Gallery, Ipswich Regional Gallery and at the Tanks Art Centre in Cairns.
An Installation of wooden tiles, twigs, aluminium, and wooden boxes
A self-reflective work about my own love story, this work layers the present with the past as it investigates the history of the site. An aboriginal story outlines another love story of a woman and man of neighbouring tribes who fell in love, were killed and thrown into the pool, where their blood flows forever down the escarpment to Stanwell park. (The water is stained red from local pigment). Other stories of Henry Halloran, a developer who first sub-divided the land in the early 30's stimulated the use of the grid as a structural component in the artwork and installation to reflect on the differences in approach to land between indigenous people and colonisers. Once a meditation site, the land pool and buildings, perched on the top of the escarpment, form an exclusive resort.