“Walking involves moving through a space and upon a surface, as much as moving between place; it becomes a way of seeing, feeling or ‘knowing’ a landscape; it becomes a rhythmic process and the body becomes a vessel ‘collecting’ notations of visual and sensory information blended with fragments of memory.”
Wendy Stokes

Walking in the space of landscape merges experiences of connection and process, both being key to engaging, knowing and understanding a site.

Whilst attending a Cite International des Arts residency in Paris in 2014, Stokes spent time exploring Claude Monet sites of the coast and the Giverny Garden. This exhibition explores the parallels between these sites and interweaves her relationship with Australian landscape connections.