Whether its a Holden, a Ford, or a late-model import: when its dead, sold or corroded the car takes on a life all its own. From the electrochemical landscape of the body's surface to a landmark of longing and remembered fragments motor vehicles and their rusting remains re-inscribe our roadways and our countryside. Heat, dust, wind and light: cars and movement alter and amplify our sensory engagement with the environment. An exhibition of artworks that explore the transient relationships between cars, people and place.