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The Last Nautilus by Madeleine Challender

by Cell Art Space
(109 Lake St Cairns, Ergon Energy Building Window Front)

An Illuminated Shadow Puppet Installation


Madeleine Challender's exhibition is an Illuminated Shadow Puppet Installation called The Last Nautilus - A Light Story. It describes the journey of a nautilus - whom has found himself alone, in the future, when the world is no longer as we know it today. He remembers his past, and recalls the stories of his ancestors, which he tries to keep alive through communication with other sea creatures.

With the help of a whale and some lantern fish, he explores the ocean in search of something - something that we are all searching for - that which completes us. The fragile beauty of life, family, the environment, and cultures are revealed in story.

OPENING NIGHT is SAT 3 April 2010 first performance at 7.30pm and repeated at 8.30pm.

The exhibition is viewable 24/7, FREE, and finishes 30th April 2010.

Cell art space is located at 109 Lake St Cairns, Ergon Energy Window Front.

www.cellartspace.com
infoATcellartspace.com

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The Last Nautilus by Madeleine Challender

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The Last Nautilus
by: Laine v Staden

this was one of the most memorable moments of my time in Cairns - it made a profound impact on me and the time I am in my journey through life ... Wonderful - thank you Madeleine for sharing your beautiful work with us all

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