Frustralia
Reg Lynch
Reg Lynch’s clean, sparse lines provide room for the viewer to interpret the message in his work. His ‘Frustralia’ – seemingly impossible to avoid – could relate to many voter concerns, including climate policy, floods, economic stress and hardship, and the ongoing effects of COVID-19.
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