process & experimentation
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Studio 20
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learning
experimenting
absorbing
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Found materials
Waste material provided for the workshop with Maria Arceo -
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Three sculptures created from found objects during a workshop with Maria Arceo. -
3 D Drawing
made with found materials -
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Found material sculpture in the Bothy residential block at Dartington -
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Found material sculpture in the Bothy residential block at Dartington -
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Found material sculpture in the garden at Dartington -
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Stone carving at Sculptworks
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Stonecarving tools
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Daisy wheel
A scribed daisy wheel, a classic historic protective mark, created in the stone carving workshop at Dartington -
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Frottage I
Rubbing of the accidental marks on the tables at The Green Table restaurant on the Dartington estate -
Frottage II
Rubbing of the accidental marks on the tables at The Green Table restaurant on the Dartington estate -
Unfortunately it was almost impossible to create rubbings of the historic marks found on the buildings at Dartington due to the degraded surfaces, however the modern table tops of the Green Table restaurant were more amenable
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Experimental mark making
Inspired by the historic and modern marks at Dartington
Ink, pencil, pen on paper -
Self Portrait
Created with eyes closed, using only touch as guidance for the marks -
Mark making
Experimental work based on found marks -
Sound Art workshop
Imogen Mansfield with Lucinda Guy of Sound Art Radio, during a sound recording session -
Clay Sphere
Sculpture made during a workshop with Lou Rainbow of Craft Revolution at Dartington, placed in the ancient yew tree -
Alternative Photography
Pinhole photography
Solargrams
Cyanotypes -
PINHOLE PHOTOGRAPHS
Created using home-made pinhole cameras and developed on site in a portable darkroom -
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Pinhole photograph
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Pinhole negative
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Pinhole positive
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Pinhole photograph
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Photogram
Created by exposing photographic paper with plant material laid over, and then a positive image created by contact printing -
Experimental photogram
Positive image created by contact printing with experimental use of chemicals -
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SOLARGRAMS
Created using pinhole cameras placed around the grounds of Dartington Hall for periods between one day and six weeks -
Solargrams (solargraphs) are ephemeral images capturing the track of the sun
Due to the prolonged exposure time they cannot be developed and fixed and will gradually darken and disappear if exposed to light
They are captured through scanning or photography and inverted to create the image -
Solargram pinhole camera
Left in place for six weeks, in front of Higher Close buildings -
Solargram
Created by digitally inverting a solargram negative
Left in place for six weeks - degraded by water that seeped into the camera -
Solargram - negative
Created with a pinhole camera left under a primula plant for 24 hours -
Solargram - positive
Created by digitally inverting the negative -
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The Old Play House
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Curated work
My work displayed in the Old Play House, during the group sharing by MA Arts and Place students -
31 May 2022
Group sharing by the students of MA Arts and Place -
View from The Old Play House
Long pinhole exposure (seven days) of the view from the building -
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CYANOTYPE
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Cyanotype
Circles and shadows -
Cyanotype process
Object placed on paper coated with cyanotype solution and exposed to the sun -
