| Sculptures on Biggin Hall's Woodland Walk |
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| Installing Denis O’Connors work |
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| Curious onlookers watch Joanna Domke-Guyot put finishing touches to her ghostly farmer |
| Sara Machej |
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| ‘My sculptures are inspired by the landscape, concentrating on those hidden organic forms such as fungus, fossils, shells and seed pods. By abstracting and enlarging details of these natural elements I hope to bring into focus the intrinsic beauty and fascination of aspects of the landscape that are often overlooked.’ |
| Johanna Domke-Guyot |
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| Sculpted from cement ‘painted’ onto framed clothes the quiet stillness of Johanna Domke-Guyot’s figure inspires in some a sense of ghostly unease and in others a peaceful contemplation of past times. |
| Jayne Sanders |
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| My aim is to create, from the simplicity and honesty of familiar objects, a sense of ‘otherness’- of something no longer familiar; of objects sharing a precariously balanced relationship. In exploring a simple, recognisable form I hope to bring about a change in our awareness of everyday objects, elevating the ordinary to the plane of the extra-ordinary. |
| James Moffett |
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| Based on characters from Alfred Jarry’s ‘Ubu Roi’ these sculptures are made of inflated latex clamped between laser cut steel sheets. For durability the latex is then moulded and cast in fiberglass. |
| Denis O’Connor |
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| Houses, ladders, chairs – their predictable function has been mischievously undermined. The houses have been shrunk, chair legs elongated, and ladders have been cold rolled and twisted, playfully reflecting the formal structuring of tree branches |
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