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5: Jessica Harrison - Floral displays |
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Written by Lee Kindness
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Monday, 14 July 2008 |
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Jessica Harrison, hosted by Rona Gray @ Bath Street
The main focus of Jessica’s research is a personal obsession with fear that generates the surreal, sinister and sometimes comical juxtapositions in her drawings and sculpture. The work in the exhibition consists of resin wax and mixed media. Title of work - Floral displays The eye, mouth and skin are tokens of a reflexive boundary in our existence, the points at which we establish life or death; the blink of an eye or the shrinking of a pupil, the breath exhaled from the mouth against a feather or a mirror, the cold or warm touch of skin. These are the points on which we hang our experience of embodiment, loading them with semiotic meaning and association. I use these physical elements in the work to explore how our response to the world is channelled through the body, with our construction of knowledge deeply rooted in a sense of touch. www.jessicaharrison.co.uk Read on for more photos...
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 03 August 2008 )
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