Ring | sanguine | Lyleu by Sally Leung | sanguine meta-bulabula whereas Gammage was interested in

whereas Gammage was interested in the appearance of the country at contact

gallery director and author-reflected on and documented much of this era of visual art in Australia

however this clock subverts the monotony with which such clocks usually represent the time

each piece exudes the essence of Australian culture with an iconic symbol drawn from our wild and wonderful country

The Addition and Subtractions and The Hanging Garden

Ring | sanguine | Lyleu by Sally Leung | sanguine meta-bulabula whereas Gammage was interested inThis ring was inspired by poesy rings, made popular from medieval times. These rings were often exchanged between lovers as a proclamation of love and commitment, or as gifts or symbols of spiritual or religious dedication. The Sanguine ring is an interpretation of the poesy ring as a reminder of self love, growth, regeneration and inner strength. Sally (she her) is a first generation Chinese Australian contemporary jeweller residing on Gadigal land