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Jenny Reddin at NGV Design Week 2026
"Why"
finalist  Sculpture by the Sea exhibition 2026.

Why functions as an open prompt. Its scale and clarity make it accessible, yet its implications remain deliberately unresolved. It offers a tangible entry point into dialogue. It is an invitation—to pause, to reflect, and to engage with the pressing social and political questions that shape collective experience.

Captivity Captive - finalist in the 2026 Wollombi Sculpture Festival

This sculpture investigates the complex relationship between freedom and security, examining how the structures that confine us often simultaneously protect and elevate us. At its heart lies a weathered boulder—raw, organic, and inherently free—suspended within a precise geometric frame of stainless steel. The stone floats in this metallic cage, neither fully trapped nor completely liberated, embodying the fundamental tension between our desire for autonomy and our need for stability.
Jenny Reddin - Feature artist at NGV Melbourne Design Week
supersized lime green metal cubes suspended in air as if floating back to earth
A whale flies through the sky over a landscape painting, surreal art form
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