This is the I-Park graveyard...
The graveyard of previous artist's installation work which has died on the grounds:

Objects at the I-Park graveyard
Objects at the I-Park graveyard

I-Park has been around for over ten years, and with 6-7 artists in each season, they accumulate a lot of art on the grounds. Some of it doesn't survive, is temporary in nature, or was related to a performance piece. When this work is dismantled, this is where it ends up.

Words, wheels, and a tank
Words, wheels, and a tank

There are mixed arrangements of objects, mostly rusted or dirty, many are new homes for insects.

Tins and tubing
Tins and tubing

Artists from previous residencies have taken the time to organise and lay out this area into a kind of window-shopping experience. This area is tucked away behind the Red Barn, hidden from some of the more picturesque locations. But this junkyard of objects is more my natural home.

Tucked behind the Red Barn
Tucked behind the Red Barn

Ralph Crispino took us to the graveyard as the last stop on our introductory tour. I'm sure you'll see some of these objects again.