Narrative Works - Lost in the Bush - Bush Tucker - 60x60cm Square (#182699)

Each artwork in Lost in the Bush transforms an everyday object, natural fragment, or symbolic form into a staged macro landscape suspended between humour, intimacy, and abstraction. Through shallow focus, textured surfaces, and theatrical composition, ordinary materials become emotionally charged visual narratives exploring language, memory, ritual, identity, and the quiet absurdities embedded within Australian cultural life. 

Knife and fork descend into the textured terrain of Lost in the Bush like oversized implements within an invented wilderness. The image humorously reinterprets the Australian phrase “bush tucker,” transforming domestic cutlery into theatrical forms that blur survival, ritual, and absurdity within the collection’s staged narrative environment.

Museum-quality fine art print, produced to order on archival paper using the ART1 Print-Roll-Send model.

Limited Edition of 50