Saint Cloche is very proud to reveal Tracey’s latest, very personal body of work, ‘MOTHER NATURE’. There are many artists whose works are inspired by nature, and this is certainly the case with Tracey but her works spring forth from nature, through collecting on her travels, bushwalks, frequented markets and favourite suppliers. To some sculptures she will integrate the man-made, recycling, and repurposing discarded materials that the artist finds endlessly fascinating because of their texture, form, and rhythm.  

This show is a tribute to Tracey’s mother and muse, who worked beside Tracey for many years, helping her create her botanical sculptures, as she continues her focus on honouring and trying to grow awareness of the importance of protecting Mother Earth through her art form.   

Tracey Deep is a national treasure and generous spirit, much loved and hugely revered for her authenticity and devotion to nature, Tracey is a creative adventurer, a biology enthusiast, and magical botanical sculptor. 

Celebrated for her sustainable sculptures and installations using organic and industrial recycled materials for over two decades – her creations are as distinctive as a thumbprint, and her signature artworks can be found in private and public collections. 

Tracey’s varied clients span the length and breadth of Australia and overseas ranging from the Art Gallery of NSW, NGV Melbourne, Wolgan Valley Emirates resort, Cult Design, Aria restaurant Sydney, Dubai Opera restaurant, Dolphin Hotel Sydney, The Commons Hotel Hobart, Macquarie bank, Rabo bank, AMP Angel Place public art works, AGNSW installation Daniel Boyd exhibition, Brookfield Place public art works, to working on films such as Mission impossible and Star Trek, and events from the Winter Olympics to the launch of Hugh Jackman’s company and Ritz Carlton Melbourne.

Tracey was commissioned by The Art Gallery of NSW to create an installation to celebrate Daniel Boyd’s Treasure Island in his first major Australian solo exhibition held in a major public art museum.  She has also been commissioned by AMP to create a three-part installation ‘Water Spirit’ that draws inspiration from the original natural landscape of the area, paying homage to the traditional owners of the land. She is also one of two hundred artists and visionaries from around the world selected to recreate the iconic Louis Vuitton trunk in honour of the 200th birthday of the fashion house’s creator. Tracey’s sculpture ‘Tree Spirit’ was selected as a finalist in the prestigious Wynne Prize 2021 at the Art Gallery of NSW.

Most recently, Tracey created a museum installation for NGV’s ‘Art in Bloom’ and an installation for the grand opening of AGNSW’s Sydney Modern. She has continued to work with luxury brands such as LVMH and Hermes and has many public art installations around Australia.