Coastline Monoliths

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Description

Timber Species: Australian Red Cedar (Alternative native timbers available on request — POA)

Collection: South Coast Collection

Series: Coastline Monoliths

Inspired by the dramatic basalt columns and natural architectural formations of the local South Coast geology—such as Bombo Headland—Coastline Monoliths is a modular sculpture series celebrating structure, negative space, and fine Australian hardwoods.

Crafted from warm, rich Australian Red Cedar, each stacked configuration features hand-carved circular hollow cutouts that create an evolving interplay of natural light, shadow, and geometry as you view the piece from different angles.

Details & Dimensions

• Title: Coastline Monoliths

• Origin: Handcrafted in Kiama, NSW, Australia

• Material: Australian Red Cedar (with future options in native Australian timbers)

• Finish: Fine sanded and hand-oiled to highlight the natural grain and rich tone of the timber

• Dimensions:

  ‍ ‍ 3-Stack Configuration: 87 cm (H) × 33 cm (W) × 9 cm-33 cm (D)

  4-Stack Configuration:‍ 116 cm (H) × 33 cm (W) × 9 cm-33 cm [D]

  5-Stack Configuration:‍ 146 cm (H) × 33 cm (W) × 9 cm-33 cm (D)

  Pedestal Base: Solid black mounting pedestal 40 cm x 40 cm x 1 cm

  ‍ ‍ Individual Block Dimensions: 29 cm [H] × 33 cm [W] with 9 cm [D],

• Provenance: Accompanied by a signed and dated Artist Certificate of Authenticity, detailing timber species.

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Australian Grey Ironbark [Eucalyptus paniculata]

A striking fusion of early Australian pastoral history and modern architectural lighting. Hand-crafted from an authentic, late 19th-century Australian Ironbark fence post salvaged from the historic Kiama region, this one-of-a-kind wall sculpture serves as both a bold sculptural statement and a warm, atmospheric light source.

The piece features original face-bored tension holes complete with preserved, oxidized 19th-century wire remnants embedded deep within the timber—tangible proof of its pioneering agricultural past. Hand-fitted with offset barbed wire stand-offs, the timber floats 30 mm off the wall, casting a soft, warm LED halo across the surrounding surface.

Details & Dimensions

• Title: Kiama Settlement Ironbark Wall Light (c. 1870s)

• Historical Provenance: Salvaged from pioneering dairy property boundaries in the Kiama region, dating to c. 1870s–1890s.

• Material: Australian Grey Ironbark [Eucalyptus paniculata] , with deep, rich brown patination and natural weather-etched grain. Natural oil is used for protection and highlight the grain.

• Authentic Features: Features original face-drilled tension holes containing genuine 19th-century wire fragments from its time as a boundary post.

• Architectural Lighting: Concealed rear 12V LED channel producing a soft wall-wash ambient glow.

• Power Supply: Low-voltage 12V DC system (includes plug-in 12V power adapter), ready to hang with secure rear mounting hardware

• Dimensions: 143 cm (H) x 8.5 cm (W) x 7.5 cm (D)

• Provenance: Accompanied by a signed and dated Artist Certificate of Authenticity, detailing timber species and regional historical origin

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Australian Red Cedar (Toona ciliata)

Vigilant is an original hand-carved wood sculpture created by Ole Jensen.Vigilant stands in an alert, proud posture, capturing the fluid energy of an animal watching over its domain. Hand-carved from iconic Australian Red Cedar gathered at Mystic Beach near Minnamurra, the piece pays homage to the historic "red gold" timber that once densely blanketed the NSW South Coast. Its smooth, rounded contours allow light to play across the wood’s vibrant reddish-pink hues and distinctive, swirling grain patterns.

Details & Dimensions

• Title: Vigilant

• Material: Australian Red Cedar (Toona ciliata) from Mystic Beach, Minnamurra, NSW

• Finish: Fine-sanded and polished to highlight natural reddish-pink grain smooth contours

• Dimensions: 48 cm (H) x 26 cm (W) x 18 cm (D)

• Provenance: Accompanied by a signed and dated Artist Certificate of Authenticity.

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Golden Sassafras (Doryphora sassafras)

Pacific Riders celebrates the unexpected harmony, boundless vitality, and playful spirit of coastal marine life. Hand-carved from a dynamic piece of Golden Sassafras, the sculpture's arching, muscular base evokes a pod of dolphins surging through breaking ocean waves, while twin upright forms mimic seabirds riding seamlessly atop the swell.

Gathered near the windswept shorelines of Seven Mile Beach near Gerroa, the raw timber carries the raw energy of the South Coast. Its hand-finished contours accentuate the wood’s natural golden hues, accented by intricate dark figure grain and delicate lines that echo the unpredictable, fluid motion of the Pacific Ocean.

Details & Dimensions

• Title: Pacific Riders

• Material: Golden Sassafras (Doryphora sassafras) Foraged near Seven Mile Beach, Gerroa

• Finish: Hand-carved and fine-sanded to reveal rich golden tones, natural luster, and dark spalted grain patterns

• Dimensions: 41 cm (H) x 33 cm (W) x 18 cm (D)

• Provenance: Accompanied by a signed and dated Artist Certificate of Authenticity.

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Australian Blackwood (Acacia melanoxylon)

Majestic Grace captures the fluid motion and quiet dignity of coastal birdlife in an abstract, sculptural form. Standing an impressive 61 cm tall by 45 cm wide, this commanding piece mimics the graceful presence of pelicans and seabirds native to the New South Coast. With sweeping curves evoking a bird poised for flight, the sculpture balances a sharp, uplifting beak against a grounded, fluid base. Hand-carved from rich Australian Blackwood, its ultra-smooth finish highlights deep chocolate-brown hues and a soft, lustrous sheen that catches light along every organic line.

Details & Dimensions

• Title: Majestic Grace

• Material: Australian Blackwood (Acacia melanoxylon)

• Finish: Hand-carved, fine-sanded, and polished to a rich dark espresso luster

• Dimensions: 61 cm (H) x 45 cm (W) x 26 cm (D)

• Provenance: Accompanied by a signed and dated Artist Certificate of Authenticity.