Alan Meyburgh
Sculpture Artist |
Busselton Jetty – A Sea of Discovery
Alan Meyburgh, born into a family of artists, produces natural contemporary pieces that are inspired by his passion for the outdoors and natural forms.
Alan has successfully completed a number of commissions in the Margaret River region. The most recognizable being, a life-sized whale at Busselton Jetty, a number of public art projects for WA state Government, sculptures and functional artworks at Origins Market in Busselton, and a series of Megafauna Animals crafted for the Margaret River Busselton Tourism Association. These pieces are situated in the main street of Margaret River, just outside the Visitors Centre, at Lake, Jewel, and Mammoth Caves. The wedge tailed eagle “swooping in for the kill” OUTSIDE Pizzica Restaurant, on the main street of Margaret River was Alan’s “pandemic project’. A progressive sculpture during the Emergence Festival held annually in the region, attracted attention. Alan took first place at the 2014 Shire of Augusta Margaret River Spring Exhibition and has been invited to be the first artist to exhibit a sculpture on the much-anticipated Shire of Augusta Margaret River Sculpture Trail.
Alan has exhibited his work at outdoor exhibitions such as Cottesloe SCULPTURES BY THE SEA and SCULPTURE BY THE BAY Dunsborough, Rockingham’s Castaway, Sculpture on the Scarp, Darlington, Voyager Estate Readers and Writers Festival and many indoor exhibitions.
Alan has appeared on television and radio in Australia, South Africa, and the United Arab Emirates, for his work and loves interacting with art lovers of all kinds.
