Rodney Glick’s complex and engaging practice investigates location, collaboration, and the processes of art making. Working in a wide variety of media including installation, video, painting, sculpture, photography, architecture, public art and furniture design, Glick has exhibited throughout Australia and internationally, including solo exhibitions in Korea, Germany, and Switzerland. He is now based in Bali, where he works with local woodcarvers to create sculptures that conflate ancient Hindu imagery and contemporary imagery, the sacred and the profane.