Kirralee Robinson is an artist living and working on the unceded lands of Meanjin (Brisbane) and Tulmur (Ipswich), Australia. Her sculptural practice engages light, optics, and tactility. It draws influences from speculative science fiction, the grounding nature of ecofeminist theory, and the attentive discipline of materials conservation. Her solar-responsive forms become conduits for sunlight that amplify and reflect its presence, making the intangible seem tangible.
Kirralee works primarily with discarded and salvaged materials, reframing waste as moments for reverence and curiosity. Through acts of care, she honours waste as sacred, tracing each fragment back to the earth from which it came.
Image: Heady-face, 2022