CREATIVE WARMTH AND MULLED WINE
Get yourself out of the cold for a pre-dinner soiree and soak up the creative warmth radiating from Georgia Morgan’s bespoke sculptural fire pits, whilst enjoying the aromatic taste sensation of Mulled Wine brewed by Swings Taphouse.
Saturday 14th July
5pm start
till 7pm
All welcome
Super creative artist Georgia Morgan has designed and made an incredible collection of ocean inspired Fire Pits especially for the Cabin Fever Festival that she is excited to show to a humming winter crowd.
A range of burners will be on show including wood fire pits for an earthy warmth, biofuel for a clean heat or citronella to repel the summer bugs. You will now be able to entertain all year round in style.
Enjoy the warmth radiating from Georgia’s creations at the opening event on Saturday night. Georgia welcomes commissions, so come in and talk to us about other design options.
Exhibition in on show daily at JahRoc Galleries during the Cabin Fever Festival 10am – 5pm.
Georgia Morgan Artist
Metal and mother-of-pearl are Georgia’s primary mediums and she manipulates them in multiple ways, giving life to whatever subject material inspires her on a day to day basis. With a background in pearl farming and inspired by pearl shell, Georgia Morgan initially threw her artistic talents into jewellery design, which soon evolved via CAD design into a unique and passionate affair with metal sculpture. Overflowing with design inspiration, Georgia’s sculptures range from figurative, sea animals, flora, wall panels, to functional fire pits. Georgia also creates architectural and landscape design elements on a commission basis and loves to work with other designers and artists.
Artist Statement
With my extensive Morgan Pearling family History and love of the Mother of Pearl Shell I plan to use my CNC Plasma cutter along with my Graphic/Cad designing skills and imagination as my signature in creating one of a kind Sculptures, wall pieces, lighting & furniture using steel, aluminium and various other metals. I have interesting ideas exploring the use of steel patina’s and dyes, plus engraving metal patterns that are set in a more complex 3 dimensional shapes as well as 2D Art using simple vector shapes in order to create a larger more complex shape. As Mother of Pearl Shell is my Signature feature I have amazing ideas to making them into large Chandeliers to be centre Wow pieces!
Georgia Morgan CV
Training
- 12 month Jewellery apprentice
Tafe Courses
- Forklift operating license
- Small Business course
- Migg Welding course
- Arc Welding Course
- Computer Software Training
- – Adobe Illustrator
- – Adobe Photoshop
- – Adobe In Design
- – ARTCAM (CAD Software)
- – 3Design (CAD Software)
- – PlasmaCam Software (For operating CNC Plasma Cutter that Georgia owns)
PlasmaCam Machine
- In 2015 Georgia purchased a state of the Art CNC Plasma cutting machine which enables her to utilize her Graphic design / CAD design ability and imagination to cut and make virtually anything in metal.
Member of –
- The Sculpture Society of Australia
- JAA Jewellers Association of Australia
Award Winning Pieces –
- 2006 – Bling Bling Ring, JAA Award winner 2006 (Jewellers Association of Australia)
- 2015 – A View to Asia Shinju Sculpture Exhibition 2015 Broome 2nd Prize Winner for “The Manta Pearlers” Sculpture.
- 2016 – Pro Hart Outback prize 2016 – 2nd Prize Winner for “a farmers drought” steel sculpture.
- 2016 – A view to Asia Broome Shinju Matsuri Exhibition – People’s Choice Award Winner 2016 “Lady Pearl” Sculpture
Sculpture Exhibitions
- Shinju Matsuri Broome “A View to Asia” 2014 – “Radial Allure” – Sold after event
- Shinju Matsuri Broome “A View to Asia” 2015 – “The Manta Pearlers” – 2nd Prize
- Pro Hart Outback prize Broken Hill 2016 – “a farmers drought” – 2nd Prize.
- SWELL Sculpture Exhibition Gold Coast 2016 – “Flow of the Sea”
Materials
- Mother of Pearl Shell
- Steel
- Aluminium
- Stainless Steel
- Galvanised Steel
Gallery of Exhibition Artworks
This winter, put a hold on hibernation and visit the Margaret River region between July 13 and 22 for as much quality wine, seam-splitting comfort food, fireside brews and general good times as your body can handle. Experience chocolate, cheese and coffee appreciation, wine dinners, degustation menus, bonfires, brews, live music and more.
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