Part 2, Research point – unusual materials

I have steered round the materials I find uncomfortable; food items for instance which seems profligate and irresponsible at a time people are having to rely on food banks, and in fact when many of us experienced food insecurity for the first time in our lives as shops emptied, supermarkets had no delivery slots, and staples like flour disappeared for months. I’ve also skipped materials that give off fumes because, however interesting they might be, I am unlikely to use those products. This meant going on a search of my own for artists who use unusual materials to make their … Continue reading Part 2, Research point – unusual materials

Contemporary art

Tom Deininger This is spectacular but also a little creepy if you have a horror perspective on dolls. https://www.thepoke.co.uk/2019/02/05/artwork-becomes-different-closer-get-just-amazing/?fbclid=IwAR1AHB_Q_eR7owNudCMOjMSRQaylNK39wlbhx5C13KX2Irm-YFEncjLe4kY I’m far less spooked by this one but it’s still a horror in that it’s salvaged plastic from the beach. Our mess, our pollution. We’re the teenage bedroom of the universe. http://www.projectvortex.org/tom-deininger.html# Continue reading Contemporary art