| Artist | Ilana Halperin (b.1973) |
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| Title | Physical Geology (new landmass) 1 |
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| Date | 2013 |
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| Description | Physical Geology (new landmass) is a deeply personal set of works that further connect the physical with the geological. Halperin depicts a series of body stones that are at once biological in their formation, but geological when removed from the body. She describes these as “a new territory, a miniature planet travelling through an interior universe. New Landmass. We should name stones as we name stars, each one in memory of someone close.” |
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| Material | graphite (mineral)/inorganic material/materials (substances); watercolour (paint)/paint (coating); paper (fibre product) |
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| Dimensions | Unframed: 62cm (H) x 76cm (L) |
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| Collection | Art Collection; Modern and Contemporary Art Collection |
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| Classification | paintings (visual works); watercolours (paintings) |
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| Accession Number | EU4272 |
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