Jessie Lumb

Channeling Chinggis Khan (Mitcham to Unley Park via the Mongolian Steppe),  2013, exhibited as part of ‘Momentary’ Adelaide Film Festival project at the Contemporary Arts Centre of South Australia.

Here comes the sun, 2013. Collaboration with Steve Wilson. Tracking the sunlight in the Dorrit Black Building at the University of South Australia.

Photos by Steve Wilson.

With bright and shiny stars in my eyes, 2013, floor and ceiling craters filled with glitter glue and cardboard. Constance ARI, Hobart.

Photos by Rosie Hastie.

This project was supported by the Government of South Australia through Arts SA.

2013, glitter glue in missing patch of lino, Fontanelle Gallery and Studios, Bowden

Walking on rainbows, 2013, residual chalk dust on Mongolian boots.

The brilliant texture of small town life, 2013, texture of the gallery walls highlighted with 32 different colours of chalk, Fontanelle.

May 2013, ends of branches coloured with Posca paint pens, Vancouver Arts Centre, Albany, Western Australia.

People from the past look down from those stars, diamantes marking holes in the walls from previous installations

Where you stumble, there lies your treasure, cracks filled with gold leaf

Easy to wipe from my cheeks but impossible to erase from my heart, water stains coloured with ‘Mitsubishi Rainbow’ pencils

I never really did any disco dancing, handmade glittery tiles replacing those that were broken or lost

Exhibition at Trocadero Artspace, Melbourne in April 2013.

Photos by Catherine Evans.

2013, coloured flock glued to pole on Frome Road, Adelaide.

Photo by Henry Jock Walker

Ongoing project (2009-now) filling cracks with coloured plasticine. Various locations in Adelaide and Melbourne.