28/05/2026
EDWIN HARRIS-FAULL // MONSTERS
“Edwin’s sculptural language draws from his enduring attentiveness to the natural world and resists categorisation. Part plant, part creature, part memory. Boundaries dissolve, much like his lived experience of hearing shaped over time. In the forest, listening extends beyond sound, and here, in these works, listening is tactile and embodied, a knowing that resides beyond words.” - excerpt from Chloe Tanner’s essay ‘For the Huon’, written in response to ‘Monsters’.
Come see Edwin Harris-Faull’s exhibition and read the full essay here at POP until Saturday 6 June.
Photos by Rosina Possingham.
Post Office Projects is generously supported by the City of Port Adelaide Enfield and Create SA.
Edwin Harris-Faull was supported to create ‘Monsters’ by the Richard Llewellyn Deaf and Disability Grant, Create SA.
[Image descriptions: 1. Harris-Faull and a gallery visitor reading the catalogue essay. 2. A pink tile with an excerpt from Chloe Tanner's essay. 3. Gallery visitors seen from behind holding the catalogue essay. 4. Gallery visitors examining human-like ceramic sculptures on the wall. 5. A zoomed out view of ceramic sculptures on the gallery floor and walls.]