The new exhibition, Uncertain Ground, features a range of art forms by four talented artists inspired by the experience of navigating through uncertain psychological and environmental territory. An event tying in with the theme explored in this exhibition will take place on the Heathcote foreshore at 6.45pm on Friday, 7 November.

Artist Siglinde Johannesson said her work was a comment on human activity and its global impact on our planet. “This show explores the experience of the familiar in our daily existence and lifestyle as well as the real price we are paying for our modern lives of commodities and comfort,” she said. For artist Louise Morrison the exhibition contains works that reveal darker reflections on transience and persistence of hope.

Heathcote Museum and Gallery Curator Soula Veyradier said Uncertain Ground was an exhibition featuring sculptures, paintings, visual media and still objects. “This exhibition will feature elements of the familiar yet surprising,” she said.

Heathcote Museum and Gallery is located at Swan House, Duncraig Road, Applecross. Open hours are 10:00am to 3:00pm, Tuesday to Friday, and 11:00am to 3:00pm on weekends. Phone 9364 5666 for more information.