Chloe Wigg's fluid impressionist landscapes highlight the resilience of the Australian environment and the people who inhabit it. This collection is a reflection of 2020, through the good and bad. It encompasses the resilience of our nation and resilience of its individuals.

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On a personal level, Chloe started 2020 by undergoing her third neurosurgery. Complications like flying interstate and towing family along were made even harder by the rumblings of a global pandemic. Her long road to recovery was stretched by isolations and lock downs. Then into the unknown, things became worse: progressive and increasing muscle weakness and fatigue leaving her in a wheelchair, regular hospital infusions and requiring daily assistance. Chloe Wigg is the embodiment of the resilience she sees in the world. This collection is a depiction of her tenacity and spirit, all the while paying homage to those people and landscapes she admires.

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Natural Resilience will be on exhibition at the Logan Art Gallery

from the 22 Jan 2021 to the 27th Feb 2021.

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This project is supported by the Regional Arts Development Fund, a partnership between the Queensland Government and Logan City Council to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland.