Lost and found
Christopher Rigg
220mm x 1190mm x 200mm /
Australian Red Cedar
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This work explores fragility.
The feather falls from a bird. Of no more use in its original form it can be either lost or found. A treasured thing of beauty or flotsam.
About the artist
Waves are a constant throughout Rigg’s work and evoke a sense of movement. Fine edges and polished surfaces are to be found in most works and are reminiscent of water. Rigg lives and works in Chinchilla and maintains a carving studio there.