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Archive for March 2009
Spring Greens
27/03/2009 by James.
A break from the computer on a rainy March morning.
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Masks
26/03/2009 by James.
work in progress, exploring masks, skulls, faces and layers.
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Body-Map
24/03/2009 by James.
continuing to explore and link bodies, landscapes and construction…
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Continuing the Puzzle
13/03/2009 by James.
Drawing the different elements together…
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Pieces of the Puzzle
10/03/2009 by James.
I think my work has always aimed to gather together seemingly disparate elements… crossing perceptual barriers and making connections. The way I make artwork echoes this and the way I have come to see the landscape does too… fragments linking together to create a whole that we are too often taught not to see.
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Stitching and Weaving
09/03/2009 by James.
Recycled fabric, polythene and string, stitched into stuffed pockets inspired by bacteria and viruses, then layered over a sheep skull.
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Play in progress…
06/03/2009 by James.
Enjoying a playful time experimenting with materials and found objects/images at the moment…. here’s some work as it starts to happen.
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New Wearable Work
03/03/2009 by James.
An image of some new work in progress… returning to using using recycled materials, found imagery and collected objects onto pieces of clothing… ties, jackets, shirts. Interrupting the image of the wearer and hinting at interconnection of body, material and ‘nature’.
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