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Artist: Woody Hulst
Site Number: 45
Materials: Sandstone, Moss
Artist Statement: A process-led sandstone carving developed without predetermined intent. Moss introduces an organic contrast, while rotation and shifting light destabilise the viewer’s perspective. Interpretation remains fluid and open-ended.
Artist Bio: Woody Hulst is an Australian artist working across stone, metal and wood. Their practice explores intuitive processes, structural curiosity and aesthetic investigation. Some works emerge without predetermined meaning, guided by material response and evolving form, while others deliberately provoke tension, ambiguity and perceptual uncertainty. Balance, weight and visual stability are recurring themes, often inviting viewers to question how a piece stands, holds or resolves. Their work moves fluidly between contemplation and disruption, embracing both clarity and confusion, and exploring dialogue between materials through contrast and form.
Dimensions: 75 x 75 x 60
Artist: Woody Hulst
Site Number: 45
Materials: Sandstone, Moss
Artist Statement: A process-led sandstone carving developed without predetermined intent. Moss introduces an organic contrast, while rotation and shifting light destabilise the viewer’s perspective. Interpretation remains fluid and open-ended.
Artist Bio: Woody Hulst is an Australian artist working across stone, metal and wood. Their practice explores intuitive processes, structural curiosity and aesthetic investigation. Some works emerge without predetermined meaning, guided by material response and evolving form, while others deliberately provoke tension, ambiguity and perceptual uncertainty. Balance, weight and visual stability are recurring themes, often inviting viewers to question how a piece stands, holds or resolves. Their work moves fluidly between contemplation and disruption, embracing both clarity and confusion, and exploring dialogue between materials through contrast and form.
Dimensions: 75 x 75 x 60