Poetry, mythology and nature are Margaret's core stimuli.
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Air.
As a butterfly, the air lifts her.
Glazed ceramic. 56 x 52 x 30 cm –Table top - 15kg


Butterfly.
Her white body symbolizes the purity attributed to the metamorphic butterfly by its rebirths. As the butterfly escapes from the chrysalis and the butterfly is the soul leaving a body, so the butterfly shapes are carved out of the sculpture
Glazed ceramic. Nylon and steel framing. 150 x 75 x 55 cm – sculpture - 22kg 300 x 75 x 55 cm – framed – 35kg. 310 x 3000 x 3000 maximum frame



By Myself.
She kneels with a book upon her lap, transported by her thoughts. Wrapped in leaves, visited by a red squirrel. Sectioned Glazed Ceramic. 96 x 60 x 65 cm - without plinth 60kg. 150 x 60 x 65 cm – with strong plinth


Sleeping Flower.
Contentment.
Glazed ceramic. Wall hung. 57 x 41 x 11 cm – wall hung - 7kg


Smiling Flower
Glazed ceramic. Wall hung.


Nature.
Mother Nature releases a butterfly from its cocoon. Her humanity characterised by her part human form clad in leaves. This is on display at Pili Palas until September when the house planting will be changed.
Glazed ceramic. Nylon and steel framing. 160 x 58 x 80 cm – sculpture 37kg. 300 x 58 x 80 cm – framed 45kg