I AM APE the art of Lisa Roet @iamape A book on 30 years of my art practice has arrived after the efforts of many people .Most importantly author #rayedgar designed by #andrewashton forward by #barbaracreed @bookstores or online delivery available before XMas. With thanks to the Honourable Paul Guest for his support .Link to BOOK ORDER in profile
For more than two decades, Lisa Roet has explored the powerful and complex relationship between humans and our closest animal relatives through striking contemporary artworks.
In White ape (2005), Roet elevates one ape to almost deity-like status. The monumental sculpture is a portrait of David Greybeard, the chimpanzee at the center of Jane Goodall’s groundbreaking studies into animal emotion and communication in the 1960s.
Did you know you can also find I Am Ape by Lisa Roet in the Design Store? This striking publication surveys Roet’s three-decade career and explores humanity’s connection with the great apes, environmental change, and the deep relationship between humans and animals.
Lisa Roet, White ape, 2005, coated fibreglass, corten steel base, 310 x 300 x 150 cm.
Final Week To See Rewilding
Lisa Roet’s Commodity Bust 3 confronts the complex intersection of power, nature and humanity in raw, cast bronze. A striking centrepiece of our current exhibition Rewilding, which closes this Friday 15 November.
Don’t miss your chance to see these powerful works in person.
On now at Pieces of Eight Gallery, Melbourne
🔗 Link in bio to view the collection online
Lisa Roet’s Rewilding invites us to reflect on the interconnectedness between humans and our primate relatives, a recurring theme in her work that merges art, science, and empathy.
This evocative bronze sculpture, on display at Pieces of Eight Gallery, captures a moment of stillness and vulnerability, reminding us of our shared origins and the fragility of all life.
Experience Rewilding at Russell Place before it closes on 15 November.
There’s still time to experience Rewilding.
Lisa Roet’s latest exhibition now showing at Pieces of Eight Gallery, explores the delicate balance between humanity and the natural world.
These sculptural jewels and objects invite reflection on our shared origins and interconnection with other species.
Don’t miss the chance to see this powerful and thought provoking collection before it closes on 15 November at our Russell Place gallery. Alternatively, you can browse the collection online, via the link 🔗 in bio.
REWILDING
An exhibition by Lisa Roet Exhibition
Launching Next Week
Renowned artist Lisa Roet’s captivating new exhibition, Rewilding, opens at PO8 next week, from Wednesday October 22 to Saturday November 15.
This body of work features sculptures, neckpieces, rings, and earrings and explores the deep connection between humanity and nature. Roet invites you to reawaken the “monkey within” and reconnect with your instinctive self.
The piece shown here, Gibbons Got A Gun, features two interwinding gibbon hands. The gold-plated coating on the female hand highlights the gibbon’s value as a commodity in the natural world.
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Note: Sculptures are sold individually.
Australian artist Lisa Roet 13-metre ‘Great Ape’ is in place, welcoming you at the doors of the Royal Geographical Society in London 👋🐒
Free and open till Sunday 14th September 😁
#royalgeographicalsociety #london #globalvictoria #creativevictoria #creativeaustralia #airena_melbourne #photography#willprycephotography Many thanks to the many that made this happen. The sun is shinning and the#greatape#iamape is in london until the 14 th September
In celebration of the amazing primates of Brazil and their important forests and ecosystems in which they inhabit! Such a privilege to visit the Atlantic Rain Forest to see the Muriqui Monkey otherwise known as the Woolley Spider Monkey in its natural habitat and social structure #instituto promuriqui Thank you #polocultural and #houseofoz for bringing the Golden monkey in the lead up to #cop30 to São Paulo Brazil photos #ricardobeltrame#timothykaybreadmore
