What stood out to me the must while visit this gallery was a work by Ian Klaer: Endnot, ping (seam).

I enjoyed the aspect of an installation being multiple different pieces that are somehow linked together. For me, I like to try to find the link between the pieces what was the choice, of course, each person has their own opinion regarding what they see. Art can be very personal.

Looking at the photos below. Starting at the scale model of a greenhouse: I felt this was an artistic rendition of a construction site. That each of the other large peace somehow connects with the scale model.

Looking closer at the plastic acrylic the yellow pane, I noticed a lot of what seemed to be pencil drawn fauna.

Looking at the stick peice of foam on the ground, it also reminded me of the foam placed around scaffolding so if people walk into it and get hurt. This is why for me I felt strongly about a blueprint and plane to build the scale model of the greenhouse to life size. The large pane on the wall represents the actual size of the pane, giving the ability to try to visualise how large it will be when complete. The large air balloon in the middle represents the ambience and or object that will be in the centre stage within the greenhouse