Displacement trawling
Have been trawling the internet as a displacement activity this morning and found the above image from the Fruitmarket for the forthcoming exhibition of Anna Barriball. It is not so much the content that excites, because I can't see it properly, but the juxtaposing of sculpture and wall that is exactly what I am thinking about. Brilliant. It reminds me of the lost image of Maria Pacheco's work that first drew me to her. I like the way the eye is drawn across the image form the left to the right in a triangular way, almost perspectively.
Another display that keeps popping into my head is the Judith Scott exhibition at the Selfridges hotel referred to in the long journal blog. It had a meditative quality to it which is what I think I am talking about. This is what I want to achieve with my work. A story and depth with hidden meanings. Every component part of the work needs to mean something and have a reason for being there not just for artifice or decorative purposes.
Just read Vanda's blog - domestic diss - agree 100% well said Vanda
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