Perched on a stark white plinth against the rolling green hills and the lighthouse of Bruny Island, the Thylacine stands as both a monument and a memory. Elevated like a relic, it becomes a symbol of reverence and regret — a reminder of what has been lost, set forever in Tasmania’s living landscape.
Artist
Phil Hayes
Year
2025
Height
30 cm
Width
20 cm
Media
Oil on Canvas
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