Artworks

How can you tell if your advisors are sufficiently creative? Easy in our case - come and see our offices!

Peter started as a potter in 1978 and then moved on to sculpture. He has attended classes at the Ku-ring-gai Arts Centre

and is currently working at the Workshop Arts Centre in Laurel St, WIlloughby.

Peter has participated in various exhibitions including ones at Bicentennial Park in 2002, Creek Art in 2004 and 2005 in Chatswood

and Crysalis and New Scuplture at the WAC. In 2006 his sculptural comment on the frustrations with bureaucracy was displayed at the WIlloughby Art Prize.

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                                                    The Walls Have Ears                                                              Climbing up the Wall
                                       The boardroom contains three giant ears              Pairs of ceramic hands made from two sets of moulds and painted blue.
                                       made from Paper Mache. These ears                   Formed part of various previous installation pieces.
                                       were originally part of the Dare2 Sculpture
                                       Group exhibition at the Workshop Arts
                                       Centre.

                                                       Three Torsos                                                                                        Stained Glass
                                         Ceramics with metallic patina. The torsos               The interior designer of our new offices was Rachel Vickers, Peter's daughter, as
                                         were made in one three-hour sitting with a              part of her work experience for her Bachelor of Design at the College of Fine Arts,
                                         model and were previously in our old                     Darlinghurst. Rachel selected the artworks for exhibition and selected this stained 
                                         boardroom.                                                           glass that she produced in Year 10 at school.