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MIXED MEDIA
NINE LIVES (poisoners' plates)
SEA BRUSHES
BIDDENDEN MAIDS
UNIFORM CHEST
FOOL'S HOOD
FREUDIAN DREAMCATCHERS
RIVETING CHINA
THE ART OF NOT BEING SEEN
TOXIC TIFFFIN
MATERNAL IMPRESSIONS
PLATTER OF TINY FEET
SHORN OUT OF WEDLOCK
CHATELAINE FOR A SEMPSTRESS
HAIR RECEIVERS
SEAWEEDERIES
BELONGINGS
HOOKE'S FLEA
DEFYING THE BULLETS
VENN DIAGRAMS FOR THE HOME
MINCERS
PANPIPES FOR 17th CENTURY SMOKERS
HAIRLINE
PTERIDOMANIA CONTAINED
SEA BRUSHES
In certain parts of this planet, discarded shells of gastropods are assessed according to size, shape and colour and, if deemed suitable, reworked into something akin to a brush.
To the human eye, they are curios, coveted for their aesthetic qualities or spasmodic filth flickering, but in places where sand overwhelms and light is scarce, their power comes into its own…
Natural bristles spark with spiraling coils of immense durability to rearrange desert dunes, tidy ocean floors or sweep the minutiae of human detritus.
(2016) shells, bristles & mixed media
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