Contribution to the off-site exhibition La Lune: Energy Producing Art curated by Allan Giddy (Director of ERIA). La Lune was a temporary outdoor sculpture exhibition which in part responded to the site at Long Reef Headland. It has been produced by Warringah Council in conjunction with the Environment Research Initiative for Art (ERIA) at the College of Fine Arts (COFA), University of New South Wales (UNSW). The exhibition follows on from Australia's first solar exhibition Desert Equinox, Held in Broken Hill in 2012. La Lune further explores the idea of energy in art, expanding from purely solar, to energy as it occurs and exchanges in various other ways and forms.

My own contribution was a series of high-viz runners T-shirts complete with reflective motivational slogans on front and back. These garments were gifted to local runners if they agreed to wear them whilst running a specific route through the sculpture exhibition. The audience for the work included those who wore the garments and those who encountered the work by chance.

Presented by Warringah Council in conjunction with the Environmental Research Initiative for Art, College of Fine Arts, University of New South Wales. Sponsored by Long Reef Golf Club.

Artists:
Peter Cerneaz
Chris Meigh-Andrews
Justin Carter
Margaret Seymour
Angela Robinson
Bonita Ely
Michael Donohue + Noel McLaughlin
Helen Sturgess
Allan Giddy
Michael Lewarne
Alexandra Byrne
Ed Horne + Charlotte Hayward
Tool Room (Francois Breuillaud-Limondin + Anthony Napoli)
Peter Woodford-Smith
Martin Sims
Atanas Djonov
Thor Beowulf
Karl DeWaal

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