Glasshouse Country-Tibrogargan Lament.

Inspiration was acquired from ‘Traditional Custodians’ legend of these authoritative Volcanic Monoliths and Magnificent River Catchments flowing from Como escarpment, Teewah Creek, onward throughout The Sunshine Coast landscape. This splendid catchment along with the authoritative Volcanic Monoliths are of ‘Macro’ significance within this region.
My reflection upon traditional legend of The Glasshouse Mountains and The Great Sandy Region endeavors to highlight the beauty and significance of this area and its ecology via depicting the encompassing 903 square km of this catchment flow through Coolooa, with spring fed Noosa River inflow and the many lakes of this regions’ ecosystems and tidal influences.
Historically, Colonial ideologies traditionally held significant influences upon this vital ecosystem with dire consequences: now only 42% of the original vegetation remaining and significant fauna is endangered.
‘Tibrogargan Tears’ hold renewed significance.

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Yvonne Moloney-Law D.O.B. 02/07/1964
(ELTON)

Visual Artist and Printmaker

Multidisciplinary Artist, Yeppoon Qld.
Diploma of Visual Arts 2004, major Painting and Printmaking,
Study - CQU Rockhampton QLD.

‘I create award-winning Australian artworks to enrich your life’

Yvonne’s poetic images reflect the natural environments & culture of Australia, through colours inspired by the natural light and textures organic to this land, she transforms surfaces with her unique approaches. Everything she does reflects the natural environments and culture of Australia. Her exclusive artworks will bring the landscapes of Australia into any space.
Moloney-Law’s inspiration is determined by investigating Australiana, ideas of art, imagination, science & culture. Yvonne’s practice observes the organic textures, colour, natural light and cultural ties to the natural world. Working in various mediums, predominantly Printmaking, Yvonne’s unique contemporary approaches and captivating images navigate the interconnectivity between nature, life and the culture of Australia.
Her work explores landscapes, ecological conservation, science, culture, and figuratively melds the natural environment with her search for connection, whilst emphasising nature and landscape. Moloney-Law’s works allude to the significance of water, life, culture, flora and fauna in our eco-system. Her images stimulate us to think about nature and inspire awareness about our environment & the landscapes of Australia.
Moloney-Law’s folio of works has gained finalist selection /awards throughout Australia: The Burnie Print Prize, Rick Amor Print Prize, Bayton Awards, Noosa Art Award, Flying Arts Awards, The Martian Hanson Awards, also exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions including the 2019 ‘Untitled’ exhibition, Traffic Jam Galleries Sydney.