Mosaic Association of Australia and New Zealand: Mosaic Exhibition, Education, Making a Difference in the Community

Exhibition & Symposium 2005

Sydney May 20 - June 3 and Melbourne May 18 - May 22

Winners for the 2005 Sydney Exhibition
Excellence Award
Neven Pupovac	Night Flower & a Boy for mature examples of traditional techniques
Steven Vella	Pseudopod for his sophisticated organic design and precision laying in a 3D form
Rod Lester	Poppies for the simplicity of design line in a large format, economic use of multiple grout colours
Galia Menin	Eucalyptus Forrestiana for the design, sophisticated cutting, skilled tonal quality, with an imaginative overall structure
Gail Spendlove	Azure & Octopus's Garden for embracing the use of multi media, creating very tactile imagery with an elegant and complex design quality

Commended
Wendy Johnson	Desert Dreaming
Fay Jenkins	Heavenly Havoc
Marian Shapiro	Circuit Board III
Judy Bunt	Flannel Flower
Bronwyn Lakos	Misha
Lisette Bakker	Egg

Poppies, by Rod Lester

Pseudopod

Pseudopod, by Steven Vella

Azure

Azure, by Gail Spendlove

Night Flower

Night Flower, by Neven Pupovac

Octopus's Garden

Octopus's Garden, by Gail Spendlove

Eucalyptus Forrestiana

Eucalyptus Forrestiana, by Galia Menin

A Boy

A Boy, by Neven Pupovac

Encouragement Award Winners for the 2005 Melbourne Exhibition

Anisah Furness	Firewood Banksia for the sophisticated use of an economic palette, with skilledcutting used accurately to describe form, graphic simplicityand for originality
Catrina Daily	Rainbow Goddess an audacious work in which the 3D form is further describedby the mosaic which acts both to interpret as well asdecorate the body, also a gutsy use of grout
Pat Judd	Anthea Deco a fine but varied treatment with good drawing, originality ofdesign and delicately handled attention to detail

Rainbow Goddess

Rainbow Goddess, by Catrina Daily

Anthea Deco, by Pat Judd

Firewood Banksia

Firewood Banksia, by Anisah Furness