Solo Exhibitions
Akin
Red Gallery Fitzroy Nth
Feb 8 - 26 2023
Helen Kocis Edwards considers the complex, symbiotic connections between humans and nature through prints and
paintings using imagery reminiscent of story-book illustrations and fairy tales.
Human Nature 1
Double sided monoprints on giclee prints
10.5cmh x 141cmw in Spiral format ~ 44cm x 44cm
Unframed $1000
Can be framed in perspex box 17cmh x 45cmw x 45cmd
Framed $1400
Forest Bird Girls
Double sided monoprints on giclee prints. Circular format
Work - 19.5cmh x 37cm circumference
Framed in glass dome
28cmh x 17.5cm diameter
$480 - Sold
Anima
No Vacancy Gallery The Atrium Federation Square
August 27 - September 9 2012
Anima is a collaboration between visual artists Helen Kocis Edwards and Ingrid Wilson. Together they explore the anima (soul or inner personality) through painting, printmaking and film, creating internal and external portraits
Apple on a Stick
red Gallery Fitzroy Nth
October 19 - November 5 2011
magery responding to a collection of clapping games from the school yard provide an opportunity to consider the social and cultural context of these oral traditions
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQl-qbAXIb0
Aisle Odyssey
Brunswick Street Gallery Fitzroy
October 22 - November 4 2010
Monoprints and etchings explore the experience of grocery shopping to consider the individual within a common task
Between The Flags
Qdos Gallery - Lorne
December 29 2007 - January 12 2008
The relationship between the body and the beach with consideration to the effect each has on the other is explored through combinations of linocuts, fabric and paint
Domestic Circus
The Convent - Daylesford
November 12 2006 - January 4 2007
Domesticity, relationships and gender roles are explored through fabric and paint
Housewives to Fishwives
August 22 - October 14 2004
The Convent - Daylesford
Women and fish are explored together to consider fertility and the body through combinations of linocuts oil and fabric
Domestic Beauty - Fabulous Women
October 1 -13 2003
Hogan Gallery
310 Smith St Collingwood
The female body within the domestic setting is explored from varying perspectives through fabric, paint and prints
