Discover Abundance: Quentin Gore’s New Exhibition at Art Images Gallery

Art Images Gallery is proud to present Abundance, a new exhibition by acclaimed South Australian sculptor Quentin Gore. Showcasing Gore’s signature organic forms and masterful use of reclaimed materials, Abundance celebrates the richness, complexity and beauty of the natural world through contemporary sculpture.

Known for creating tactile works inspired by nature, Gore transforms timber, metal and salvaged materials into sculptural pieces that feel both grounded and dynamic. His background in industrial design informs his distinctive approach, balancing precision with organic movement to create works that invite closer inspection.

Contemporary Sculpture Inspired by Nature

In Abundance, Quentin Gore explores themes of growth, balance and environmental connection. Each sculpture reflects an intuitive understanding of natural structures and textures, with forms inspired by seed pods, landscapes, erosion and botanical patterns. The result is a collection that feels immersive, calming and deeply connected to the Australian environment.

Gore’s sculptural practice also speaks to sustainability and craftsmanship, with many works incorporating reclaimed or repurposed materials. Through careful construction and refined detailing, everyday materials are transformed into contemporary artworks rich with texture and meaning.

Experience Abundance at Art Images Gallery

Located in Norwood, Art Images Gallery continues to showcase leading Australian contemporary artists through thoughtfully curated exhibitions across painting, sculpture and mixed media.

Abundance offers visitors the opportunity to experience Quentin Gore’s sculptural works in a gallery setting where scale, shadow and materiality can be fully appreciated. Whether you are a collector, design enthusiast or simply looking to explore contemporary art in Adelaide, this exhibition is not to be missed.

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Where: Art Images Gallery

When: 24 April - 24 May 2026