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Elizabeth Pozega – Conduit

$180.00 inc GST

Multiple-plate etching
Edition of 30
Image size: 39 x 29.5 cm
Paper size: 65 x 50 cm
Printed by the artist
PCA Print Commission 2009

Conduit is a meditation on receptivity. This image is a metaphor for the external influences that shape an internal dialogue. The rhythmic swirls, drips and dense fog that encase the ear branch allude to the challenging task of processing in a maelstrom of information.

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