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Those of you who know my work already, will know that I have been working with found fragments for a while and box forms for even longer…
Over the past year I have been developing new works like this one (pictured on the right) which explore slab building in a slightly different way; I’ve been thinking of each slab as an individual fragment, with irregular broken edges…
Some of these works incorporate thrown bases, which allow the form to float, suspended in space and intersecting one another as the faces of the form shift around the base.
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The goal has been to expand upon the types of forms I am making without loosing the overall language of the work… I am instead leaning into themes exploring a sense of space, shifting qualities of light, traces and temporality in a way that to me feels sympathetic to other works I make and yet expand upon this material conversation.
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This work I feel is doing what I intended! Yippee…
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Gaston Bachelard’s The Poetics of Space, has informed much of my thinking, along with Susan Stewart’s On Longing: Narratives of the miniature, the gigantic, the souvenir, the collection.
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