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Peta Hinton
Hot Spot Corbels
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Synthetic polymer paint on papier mache, marine ply wood, 54cmHx21cmWx14cmD, 2025
Peta Hinton is a painter and sculptor, living on Dhurag and Gundungurra country, NSW. Exhibiting in group and solo exhibitions since 1993, Peta’s practice explores relationships between people and environment, with a current emphasis on plants. Experiences during past employment in bush regeneration and at the National Herbarium of NSW, underpin her artistic practice. A recent artists residency at Vancouver Arts Centre, Albany WA, is the source of inspiration for Peta’s current work. Last year she exhibited in Mehi Reflections, at Bank Art Museum Moree, NSW. She has been a finalist in the Glover Prize, John Leslie, Portia Geach, the Korea Australia Art Foundation.
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Peta Hinton, Hot Spot Corbel 1, 2025 synthetic polymer paint on papier mache, marine ply wood, 54cmHx21cmWx14cmD
Peta Hinton, Hot Spot Corbel 1, 2025 synthetic polymer paint on papier mache, marine ply wood, 54cmHx21cmWx14cmD
Peta Hinton, Hot Spot Corbel 2, 2025 synthetic polymer paint on papier mache, marine ply wood, 52cmHx22cmWx15cmD
Peta Hinton, Hot Spot Corbel 2, 2025 synthetic polymer paint on papier mache, marine ply wood, 52cmHx22cmWx15cmD
Peta Hinton, Hot Spot Corbel 1, 2025 synthetic polymer paint on papier mache, marine ply wood, 54cmHx21cmWx14cmD
Peta Hinton, Hot Spot Corbel 2, 2025 synthetic polymer paint on papier mache, marine ply wood, 52cmHx22cmWx15cmD
Peta Hinton, Hot Spot Corbel 2, 2025 synthetic polymer paint on papier mache, marine ply wood, 52cmHx22cmWx15cmD
