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Month: February 2022

Bonnie Camplin – A Needle Walks into a Haystake

Bonnie Camplin’s installation for a Needle Walks into a Haystake, The DSV (2014), was a magnification technology for the enhanced observation of small objects. It incorporated an ultra-specific protocol. A serious…

Genius Loci

‘jumping back and forth between parallel planes – encounter a soft digitalism, recalling a rough analog travelling bodies stuck between two worlds mired within a twilight zone amid…

Uģis Albiņš
 – Salt on my Asphalt

Feb 16, 2022

using 3d scans to 3d print/animate

Making a 3d model in parts for a mould to use in sand casting in the hot glass workshop next week. Also testing adding different textures/colours to the…

Metal workshop

Feb 16, 2022

Suzanne Jackson and Henrik Håkansson at The Modern Institute

Feb 16, 2022

Ailbhe Ní Bhriain – An Experiment with Time

‘The exhibition draws us into a world of theatricality and disorientation in which the familiar is re-imagined in light of a destabilised future. A decommissioned medical site is…

3d scanning

Feb 16, 2022

more project space

  Feb 16, 2022

Barbapapa – organic architecture

  Feb 16, 2022

More project space

Feb 3, 2022

Project Space – Feb – Day 1

Testing using packaging peanuts – not sure if I would keep them in their current form or cast them into another material e.g. jesmonite sandstone or bioplastic Feb…

Ghislaine Leung – SCORES – Ordet, Milan

‘In ‘SCORES’, London-based artist Ghislaine Leung’s solo exhibition at Ordet, power, isolation and networks are made visible, in both a literal and metaphorical sense. The works exhibited rely…

Michael E. Smith

Feb 1, 2022

Ripple Marks

Feb 1, 2022

Ailbhe Ní Bhriain – opening at CCA this weekend

‘The exhibition draws us into a world of theatricality and disorientation in which the familiar is re-imagined in light of a destabilised future. A decommissioned medical site is…

Roger Hiornes

‘The artist encouraged the growth of an unexpected crystal form within a derelict development near the Elephant & Castle in south London. 75,000 litres of copper sulphate solution…

Feb 1, 2022

from the crows

I watched the crows pick these up, crack the shells, eat the snail and leave the shells on the road.   Feb 1, 2022

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Idea for a plinth

cast layers of undulating surface Feb 1, 2022

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