A new exhibition by Robert Foster will be on display at the Gallery of Australian Design in Canberra from 23 March until 26 April.
March 16th, 2011
Strange Planet is a collection of new lighting works by Robert Foster, designer and founder of F!NK Design.

Ghost Adrift
The pieces do indeed look as if they might come from another galaxy or universe, with their zoomorphic shapes and mesmerising glow.

White Chrystalis
Foster loves to explore and push the boundaries between lighting installations and sculpture, engaging audiences in new and exciting ways.
If you’re in Canberra or its surrounds, this is an exhibition not to be missed.

Ghost Adrift
Hero image: Thermo Hanging Light
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