Native Twig Spoons These works are inspired by my daily bushwalks across Peramangk country - where I live and practice. Native flora - twigs, leaves and seedpods are emphasised, drawing attention to their intricate shapes, textures and diversity. Banksia, melaleuca, gum nuts, prickly tea tree. Specimens carefully selected, encapsulated in brass, inviting to touch, feel and explore. Utilitarian objects providing a reminder of the significance, fragility and preciousness of our ecosystem and landscape.

An open studio and Christmas Sale in Bridgewater bringing together 3 Adelaide Hills artists whose work showcases our distinctive landscape.

Open Studio for SALA August 7 to 8 - 1am until 3pm in the Adelaide Hills in Bridgewater.

Exhibition at West Gallery Thebarton

During SALA my studio is open by appointment. Come and see what I have been working on during the year.

The work of Regine Schwarzer is influenced by the crystalline structure of rocks and minerals.

100 women 100 broches

My choice for the material I used is based on my understanding of preciousness and value. Common minerals such as beach pebbles and quartz are abundant in my immediate environment.