Pavilion of the Maleny Wood Expo.
Guy extensively uses Arbortech tools in all his creations .
Art Galleries
Bungendore Woodworks Gallery NSW
Murrays Art and Framing
Gallery, Toowomba, QLD
David Lintons Gallery
Maleny, QLD
Acknowledgments:
Many thanks to the following
people for their assistance and
inspiration.
Family and friends in Australia and overseas.
World renown sculptors and wood artists Chris White, Ian Norbury,
Randy DeGraw, Don Powell .
Vern Bunn for his authority on outback timbers
and assistance with The Stiks
website design.
Finally, the natural beauty of the timber available at The Stiks and elsewhere in Australian.
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In the Western Downs of Queensland there lies a special
property – The Stiks.
Sculptor Guy Breay, his wife
Jan and a host of Australian wild life live in this native
forest sanctuary.
Sculptures and Carving in Wood
These are examples of
Guy’s styles, contrasting the sensuous, polished curves, with the rough, natural
irregularities of these rare and beautiful Western Downs
timbers.
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"Convergence"
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The
name is derived from "Deepavali" which is the Hindu festival of lights and
"Mythri" which means friendship.
It is carved from a salvaged Flame She Oak tree trunk and spiraling root system.
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The piece was carved from Alabaster and Budgeroo with and Ironbark base.
The main source
of Guy's inspiration is derived from the natural shape, texture and colour of the
timber and stone with which he works.
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Shown below are some of Guy's latest pieces which are usually exhibited
in person at the Maleny Wood Expo, the Sculptors Queensland
Exhibition at Mt
Coot-tha and the Western Downs Regional Arts annual exhibition. His
works can also be found at Bungendore Woodworks Gallery near Canberra,
David Linton's Gallery in Maleny and Murrays Art and Framing Gallery in
Toowoomba and The Good Egg Gallery in Samford, Brisbane.
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