Teelah George examines archival information and processes as a way to unpack the relationship between narrative, representation and materiality, excavating the parallel ambiguities within historical record and visual art.

Cultural artefact, Oral, written and photographic information become the departure point for making work, interrogating both personal and historical narratives as a way to present alternative manifestations and contexts. Working across painting, embroidery and bronze, Teelah seeks to employ the volatile realities of materials and the processes used to manipulate them, as ways to reflect the same entropic qualities found in our archives, collections and stories.