Harrie Fasher

Fasher’s work crosses many platforms. She is renowned for large- and small-scale steel sculptures that describe the physical energy and vulnerability of the horse and human, most prominently exhibited at Bondi’s Sculpture by the Sea. Her most recent solo exhibition at Sydney’s King Street Gallery on William explored these notions through bronze. Materiality; the nature of materials, and their impregnated history, their texture and narrative potential; alongside the physicality of sculpture drew Fasher to working in three dimensions. Her latest exhibitions, Studies in bronze and steel, The power of a Landscape, and Mighty, explore sculptures and drawing using bronze, plaster, found objects and theatre, demonstrating Fasher’s commitment to the development of her creative oeuvre.