4 of 9 images Images from a webpage ‘points to the trees’; an online response to Am Gallery’s online digital chain.
Jason The Unfinished Manuscript 2007-11
A matter of fact text work assembled from a series of one liners.
This is the story of Jason, an entirely fictitious participant of our MA art Crit Group at Dartington College of Arts 2006-2008.
Pocket Scrapbooks, 2011
Handmade scrapbooks, each containing an enchanting medley of twelve found images carefully selected from a collection sourced over several years. Each picture is delicately glued in place. A tiny bit smaller than A5, these bookworks are crafted from co-ordinating ‘sewing’ themed found image covers and multi-colour sugar paper.
Handsewn, series of ten.
Cats, 2011. A5 pamphlet
Picture book copied on a faulty colour photocopier. Handsewn. Ten copies made for Papergirl Bristol.
Cat’s Eyes, 2011
A handheld dexterity puzzle constructed from old books sourced at charity shops. Made for The Paper Co operative, Spacex, Exeter, Summer 2011. A work made to be handled, players use hand to eye co-ordination to roll two tiny acid yellow beads into the cat’s eyes.
Tennis Legs, 2011 - work in progress for collage work for Exeter Phoenix Cafe Bar, November 2011
A sparkling, video piece made for Off the Hook shop window, Exeter curated by Found Space, 2011.a kind of lulling, (video still) 2011, looped video for monitor
A single image, cut from an outmoded instructional book on how to customize your clothes, provides the basis for a puzzling video exploring artifice, stillness and false adornment. The work, produced in response to the context of the clothing store, reflects an ongoing investigation into found image, sparkles and the application of simple, default rendering tools in video editing software.
Image credit: The Emely. The Ray Foundation showed small art by Edwina Ashton & Kit Poulson, the Anchor Group, Trish Scott, Maddy Pethick, Naomi Uchida, Jo Waterhouse, Rosalie Schweiker, Sabine Schweiker
Recycled drawings, the ‘book of ladies’ for the Ray Foundation Shed as part of Five Sheds, Arlesley, Bedfordshire, Summer 2011
and many more found things.
