Robert Andrew

Ground-up 2017–2019, Ochres, oxides, water, and electromechanical components, 270 x 500 x 60 cm
Transitional Text—Buru 2016, Ochre, oxides, calcium carbonate, water, aluminium, and electro mechanical components, Dimensions variable
A Connective Reveal—Language in Country 2022, Soil, rocks from Muwinina Country, ochres from Mumirimina Country, iron oxide, water, aluminium and electro-mechanical components, Dimensions variable, Installation view, 'Within an Utterance', MONA, Hobart
Continuing Depths of Connection (video) 2021, Ochre, oxide, string, electromechanical device, granite chips, Dimensions variable, Video by Charlie Hillhouse.
Residues: buru, nagala, ngan-ga (detail) 2021, Ochre, oxides, acrylic paint, chalk on board, Six panels: 60.5 x 244 cm each
Presence 2019, Soil, ochre, oxides, string, aluminium, and electro mechanical components, Dimensions variable
Data Stratification - ngan-ga 2021, Rocks, branches, pearl shell, thread, electromechanical device and acrylic conduits, Dimensions variable
A Connective Reveal—Language 2019, Ochre, oxides, chalk, aluminium, and electromechanical components, 280 x 500 x 60 cm, Exhibition: 'The National' 2019, Art Gallery of New South Wales. Photograph: Diana Panuccio
Touching Pindan 2016, Ochres, bluestone, assorted rocks, and aluminium
New Country Old Text 2016, Ochre, Oxides, Chalk, and Binder
Continuing Residues 1 and 2 2016, Ochres, oxides, and chalk on canvas, 180 x 60 cm
Continuing depths of connection 2019-2020, Ochre, oxide, string, electromechanical device, granite chips, Dimensions variable, Installed at Adderton: House and Heart of Mercy.

Robert Andrew is a descendant of the Yawuru people, his Country is the lands and waters of the Broome area in the Kimberley Region, Western Australia. His work investigates the personal and family histories that have been denied or forgotten. Andrew’s work speaks to the past yet articulates a contemporary relationship to his Country—using technology to make visible the interconnecting spiritual, cultural, physical, and historical relationships with the land, waters, sky, and all living things.

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