Balancing Acts Still Life with an exciting 'hot-joining' technique

with an exciting 'hot-joining' technique where the artwork transforms before one's eyes

the images are the actual stock we have on hand

She was impatient with press reports that focused on her gender and family background

"Inspired by my whippet puppy and his obsession with rabbits

Balancing Acts Still Life with an exciting 'hot-joining' techniqueThis hand printed etching print was made by Sydney based Chilean born artist Christina Cordero. Cordero uses multiple plates and printmaking techniques, and often incorporates hand drawn and painted elements. The images in my work are both, allusive and elusive. They reflect a diversity of cultural experiences and combine the real and the surreal, the personal and the collective, the serious and the whimsical Underlying all this, there is a strong