Showing posts with label Sculpture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sculpture. Show all posts

Saturday, 12 March 2011

Tanya Adam

TITLE Box of Curiosities



Bronze, resin

2010

SIZE 15 x 15 x 15 cm

SALE PRICE £660

ARTIST STATEMENT  By trying out different mediums in art practice, I'm fantasising and inventing an exiting and sinister world of children who will remain young forever.

  



Bunney



TITLE Beannú na déithe's n'aindhéithe ort! (Blessings of the Gods and Un-Gods Upon You!)


Sculpture - Image shows a sketch of the piece

Cane and earth

2011

SIZE h-152cm w-66cm d-20cm

SALE PRICE Please contact the Artist

ARTIST STATEMENT This piece celebrates the rich heritage of my fore-bearers the Celtic settlers. in its simple figure form, with elements of its surrounding environment, the earth, branches and the old craft of the people of weaving cane. this piece is organic and will stand out doors exposed to the elements, the wind, the rain and the sun, the art will be continued by mother nature, ever changing its form, bio-degrading it until its final breakdown -and eventual returned to the earth. 
A gift to my ancestors.




Stuart Bolin

TITLE Athena


Plaster 

2011

SIZE 130 x 110 cm

SALE PRICE £330

ARTIST STATEMENT Athena, the ancient Greek goddess of creativity, knowledge and war was born from Zeus’ head when it was cleaved by Hephaestus and his smithing tools.  Athena burst forth a full grown woman clad in a complete set of battle armour. This frame is part of an installation representing inspiration, exploring it’s origins and as a modern accolade to Athena.


TELEPHONE 07733016087



Thursday, 10 March 2011

Allison MacKenzie

TITLE Tripping Over Myself


Sculpture - Plaster

2011

SIZE Approx. 60-70cm (L) x 50cm (W) x 30cm (D)

SALE PRICE Please contact the artist





Jessica Turner Walsh

TITLE Comfortable Thoughts

Painted cups and saucers

2011

SALE PRICE Contact the artist

ARTIST STATEMENT My work is currently about cancer and the effects that this has on a person relating both to emotional sensitivity and physical sensitivity. 


Monday, 7 March 2011

Jo Cooper

TITLE Routine and Common Place




Plastic bottles and threads

December 2010

SIZE 18 x 35 x 7 cm

SALE PRICE Contact the artist

ARTIST STATEMENT While investigating the way my work is physically made; in between everyday domestic tasks, I have realised that these pauses are intrinsic to my process of making. This tension, caused by daily domestic chores being an obstacle to work being completed, has become the tension in yarn and threads sewn and woven into disposable plastic packaging. Items, that are routine and commonplace and usually thrown away, have become small sculptures which highlight the form of these disposable objects.
A recent work ‘Dwell’ was a site specific piece consisting of a succession of pinhole photographs taken of a room over a period of time.  The images captured of the dwelling within the living space were projected on a large scale back into rooms and confined spaces. These projections were distorted by the objects that they are projected onto in the cluttered, furniture filled rooms.
I recently exhibited a selection of pinhole photographs at George’s Gallery in Folkestone; these were taken with my converted 35mm camera, while walking by the river Pool in South East London and along the sea front in Folkestone.




TELEPHONE 07777 621877


Désirée Ickerodt

TITLE Andogynous Crucible  






MIXED MEDIA

SIZE Ca. 120 (h) x 50 (diameter) cm

SALE PRICE £440

ARTIST STATEMENT Désirée Ickerodt explores gender identity in her androgynous sculptures. Through sexual ambiguity in her artwork she is questioning culturally defined concepts of masculinity and femininity. She is very much interested in the Jungian interpretation of medieval alchemy as an allegory for the individuation process. Alchemy is concerned with the coniunctio oppositorum, the fusion of the opposites.

This androgynous crucible is self-contained. It can penetrate itself, fertilize itself and conceive all by itself. It is its own source of inspiration and motivation. 


Photo by: Rad Kubon 
www.radphotography.com


Désirée is currently studying for a BA in Fine Art at the University of East London. Her last exhibitions included Vyner Street Gallery and Cork Street Open Exhibition.



BLOG www.desireeickerodt.blogspot.com

Sunday, 27 February 2011

Stuart Bolin

TITLE Athena


SCULPTURE


ARTIST STATEMENT Athena, the ancient Greek goddess of creativity, knowledge and war was born from Zeus’ head when it was cleaved by Hephaestus and his smithing tools.  Athena burst forth a full grown woman clad in a complete set of battle armour.
This frame is part of an installation representing inspiration, exploring it’s origins and as a modern accolade to Athena.

SALE PRICE £330

TELEPHONE 07733016087