Recipient of significant national and international art and research awards, Gregory Pryor is an academic, writer and artist who has exhibited in numerous individual and group exhibitions since 1981. His concerns with painting, together with non-traditional approaches to botanical visualisation, have underpinned much of his work that addresses the damage to landscape and the flora of Western Australia.

An academic and artist, Kirsten Hudson’s focus on research and creative production over the last ten years has led to her significant contribution locally, nationally and internationally to both traditional research and creative production. Pryor’s work Herbarium Nojciano (Wein) (2003) and Hudson’s Requiem (Kalyakoorl) (2020) are exhibited in WILDFLOWER SEASON at the LWAG. Hear them in conversation as they discuss their ideas and their work featured in this exhibition.