Gisela Züchner-Mogall

Gisela Züchner-Mogall is a German-born Australian multi-disciplinary artist who studied in Germany and holds a BA in Visual Arts & Textile Design and a BEd. 

She has extensive experience as an art educator. Over the past years she has focused on the use of industrial materials in assemblages/sculptures and printmaking but also enjoys painting, collage, fashion jewelry, bookbinding and repurposing garments. 

Since moving from the city to the Peel Region in 2018, topics addressing the fragility of our environment has become more prevalent. She likes to integrate knowledge and methods from different disciplines, using a real synthesis of approaches.

FEATURED WORK

2021

On average, Australians use 130 kg of plastic per person each year, with up to 130,000 tonnes of plastic travelling through our waterways into the ocean. The fibres of The wave form harmonious constellations, conjuring up luminous magic and reflecting the energy and perceptual discipline of
the making.