Pipit Works | Fine Art

Portfolio of Tay (Pip) Broom

see my most recent work…

“Gift Horse”


acrylic on canvas | 20×30”
object installation
exhibited at cullity gallery uwa, 18/08—28/08

Display of leather horse bridles and a black metal stand with various horse tack items hanging on a textured stone wall. A red and black painting of a horse's head is also on the wall.
Close-up of floating green leaves and small green aquatic plants on a black water surface.

botanical prints…

2026

romantic, moody, and toeing a line between natural and technological, “botanical prints” is a series of six digital scans of a floral bouquet, using a home scanner.

Close-up of a pink lily flower with prominent stamens and pistil against a black background.
A close-up of various small pink and white flowers with green leaves against a dark background.
Pink lily and small white and purple flowers floating on dark water.
Close-up of a catkin flower with soft, fluffy seed hairs, reflected on a dark, water-like surface with colorful lighting.
A variety of colorful flowers including pink roses, purple lisianthus, and small white daisies with yellow centers, surrounded by green leaves, on a dark background.
Floating plants and flowers on dark water, including yellow, pink, and purple blossoms, green leaves, and small green floating fern-like plants.
Purple and white flowers with green leaves and fern on a black background.
Close-up of a black, textured surface with subtle curves and highlights.
A white bird sculpture with detailed feathers, perched on a glass surface with a dark wooden background.

KILL IT FOR THE MOUTHFEEL

A white sculpted bird head with a beak, mounted on a glass stand, against a dark brown background.
A snake inside a glass jar with water, with its head and some body visible through the glass. The talons of a bird are holding from above to open the jar's lid.
A bird sculpture perched on top of a glass jar containing a snake, with a wooden background.

made with polymer clay and a wet specimen snake in formaldehyde, the sculpture explores the nuances around art and science in connection with the natural world.

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