“Pool”
Zoë Croggon
19 July → 10 Aug 2013

Pool employs the aesthetics of architecture and the kinetic body to discuss our physical and psychological relationship to our environment. Combining found and made imagery, Pool reduces image to form and expands content to its association.

Zoë Croggon is Melbourne-based artist working in sculpture, video, and primarily collage. Since graduating from a Bachelor of Fine Art at the Victorian College of the Arts with First Class Honours in 2011 she has exhibited widely at galleries including Monash University Museum of Art, Flinders Lane Gallery and The Substation. She is represented by Daine Singer, Melbourne.