shoveler (december 2011)
pencil/mixed media.
illustration for birdbook II (sidekick books) - an anthology of poetry and drawings due for publication in april 2012.
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gold e (april 2012)
filmed on dv; refilmed on iphone.
video for nik colk void’s single ‘gold e’ released on ogenesis recordings.
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widgeon (december 2011)
pencil/mixed media.
illustration for birdbook II (sidekick books) - an anthology of poetry and drawings due for publication in april 2012.
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u n i (november/december 2011)
pencil/mixed media.
shown as part of fragments become a whole with ali page, charlie crampton, joseph hayes, karis upton & william blows - in ‘the old parlour’ upstairs at the bicycle shop (norwich) throughout december 2011.
all six of us exhibited together at the beginning of 2011 in fragments of a whole - which was also my first project in curation - it was lovely to end the year with the same bunch.
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d i s i n t e g r a t i o n (pt.1) (november 2011)
digital print on double matt film installation.
the second part of my contribution to the seven minutes concept.
installed at stew gallery (norwich) on wednesday 23rd november 2011 for 24 hours as part of a collaborative show with savorr - a norwich collective. this was where the 2nd seven minutes exhibition was located and all 7 of us presented our work collectively in one space. you can see photos of the event here.
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d i s i n t e g r a t i o n (pt. 1) - detail (november 2011)
digital print on double matt film installation.
concave - convex - all kinds of blocks…? back to square one.
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25. don’t clean your desk (november 2011)
looped photographic stills.
organised chaos is my favourite oxymoron.
if you keep your desk too tidy, too ordered, too empty - it’s like staring into blank space. an untidy desk is the home to layer upon layer of forgotten objects and potential ideas waiting to be revealed at the right moment. keep it messy and revel in the surprise.
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42. remember (november 2011)
looped photographic stills.
remember the sound of the sea at thorpeness.
the mind is an ever-increasing storage box for thoughts and experience. our memories are the building blocks of our knowledge and the sparks of our creativity. there is no order to memory. they are never forgotten and can reappear at the strangest of times, setting us back and moving us forward.
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“they are documentaries of what it feels like to be. it’s very intimate, it is more like a documentary of what it’s like to get into bed at night and turn out the lights and just lie there and go over your day and feel what it’s like to be. it’s a documentary of one’s own being.”
— nathaniel dorsky (via sevenminutesproject)
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figuring out the cascade code may not be easy so let me help you out with the words. decipher my handwriting and perhaps you’ll get a bit closer…
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cascade - detail (july 2011)
pencil on paper installation.
photograph by tom barrett. are you a code-cracker…?
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“the only reason for time is so that everything doesn’t happen at once.”
— albert einstein (via scienceisbeauty)
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cascade (july 2011)
pencil on paper installation.
this is the first of a 7-part exploration into the concept it takes an average person seven minutes to fall asleep.
what goes through your mind in these seven minutes?
exhibited as part of seven minutes - the first of seven shows - in a 3 storey space above wholesome grocery store (swan lane, norwich) from 29th july til 12th august 2011. the space was converted by a team of us into a functioning gallery specifically for the project. you can see photos of the process and final exhibition works here.
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the seven minutes project (july 2011 onwards…)
logo ideas in pencil.
it takes an average person seven minutes to fall asleep. inspired from a line in jonathan safran foer’s book extremely loud & incredibly close, this is a concept project that aims to produce seven independent exhibitions in found spaces across norwich over the course of several months. An eclectic group of artists will set out to explore the time span that divides the space between the conscious and unconscious and bridge this gap.
artists involved are sophie barrett, tom barrett, adam batchelor, ryan byrne, coco crampton, alice lee & ajuanne payne. working in a variety of media and adapting their work and individual styles to fit the spaces they find, this project sets out to be an exciting insight into artist development and innovative curating and collaborative techniques.
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