"Studio, Shadow of a stained glass window" and "Grandmas’s Sideboard, Shadow of a 1960’s ashtray" depict the play of light (through a stained glass window in the studio, and through an ashtray which sits on a sideboard in my living room) onto a blank drawing book.
The drawing books are mass produced objects chosen for their utilitarian feel.
They are transformed into individual relics of particular spaces and times they have inhabited through the photographing of each page of the book over a period of one minute in ti...
The living room in my flat faces just south of east, so in summer gets the sun early in the morning and in winter a bit later. There's a large horse chestnut tree outside the living room window. The l...
Leanne Bell
UNITED KINGDOM
If you imagine that the sun is not 865,200 miles in diameter but roughly the size of a tennis ball, earth is approximately the size of a pinhead and this pinhead would be 12 metres away from the tennis ball sun. Jupiter is the size of a green pea about a football pitch away and another 3 and a half football fields away is Pluto, a spec of dust.
The earth orbits the sun in such a way light will never fall on an object in the same way twice. Perhaps this is an obvious statement to make but light has the ability to transform the mundane in to the magical. Within my practice I am concerned with... [Read More]
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