Echoes of Meadows and Shores

Places & Art in Conversation

This exhibition brings together stories of Polish meadows, Gondwana rainforests, Granite Belt wildflowers, and the healing plants of Minjerribah’s shores.

The display includes Renata Buziak’s biochrome artworks—created through the interaction of organic matter and photographic materials over time—along with a large cyanotype made on the island.

These works share quiet stories of plants, landscapes, and memory. They reflect how nature and art connect us to place, history, and one another.

Here, plants are both material and storyteller—transformed through the passage of time and the touch of light—showing their resilience, healing power, and ability to link distant lands.

Echoes of Meadows and Shores exhibition invites you into a sensory journey connecting the botanical worlds of Polish meadows, Gondwanan rainforests, and the shores of Minjerribah.

This curated selection features Renata Buziak’s unique biochrome artworks—created through an innovative process where organic matter and photographic materials interact over time—as well as a large cyanotype print.

Together, these works reveal the silent stories of plants, landscapes, and memory, offering poetic reflections on the interplay between nature, place, and artistic creation.

In this exhibition plants become both medium and narrator—illuminated by light and shaped by time—bridging continents and histories.

Each piece is a vibrant dialogue between ecology and art, revealing how the beauty and resilience of flora inspire identity and connection across distant lands.