In Triangle Andrea Eckersley and Dell Stewart reject hierarchical distinctions between art and craft to explore the dynamic interplay between their diverse practices.

Using the spatial form of the triangle, Stewart and Eckersley explore the cross-overs in their visual language and their creative processes. The triangle’s peculiar geometry exemplifies the drift between two, three and four-dimensional space that is common to both artists’ work. This fine line between art, craft and fashion also marks the distinction between product and process.

Opening Thursday 29 April, 6pm
To be opened by Karen Rieschieck, Director of Alice Euphemia.

Biographies
Dell Stewart holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from James Cook University and a Graduate Diploma in Animation and Interactive Media at RMIT. She has recently exhibited at Bus, Project {OR} (Rotterdam) and Takt Gallery (Berlin). Working across a multitude of craft mediums, Stewart’s practice utilises recurring motifs and symbols, to create a personal symbolism, suggestive of memory, adventure, home and ‘other’.
http://www.dellstewart.com/
http://dellonearth.blogspot.com/

Andrea Eckersley majored in Fashion through both a Bachelor of Design and Arts at RMIT before completing a Visual Arts Degree at Emily Carr University (Canada). She has exhibited at c3, West Space and Instead Gallery (Vancouver). Eckersley’s practice focuses on how the body interacts with abstract shapes. Using paper folding techniques as a starting point for investigations, she constructs garments to fit and move with the body.