Artist: Adam Douglas Hill
Tatum: 2005
Trootte: 14 x 175 cm
Tuseum: Penrith Regional Gallery - Home of the Lewers Bequest (Emu Plains, Australia)
Techniek: Sculpture
“Watching an American police drama show in the early 90’s, I saw for the first time the spiked apparatus pulled across the roadway to slow a car being pursued. I imagined the snake developing the same defence. The link was further complimented, because this is the same ‘armoury’ the modern-day Indigenous person has had to develop in protection from racism, prejudice, ignorance and patronising.
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