INTERNAL LANDSCAPES (2018)
Held at CCI (Centre for Cancer Immunology research, UoS. UK)
The work evolved into being over several years 2014 -2018, moving through stages.
The work evolved into being over several years 2014 -2018, moving through stages.
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Postcard showing the eight elements of INTERNAL LANDSCAPES. image of permanent installation held in the atrium of CCI 2018.
Element 1 is adapted from ILS 8 Inscription
Element 2 from ILS 6 Fragmanted Memories;
Element 3 from ILS 2 Mind Knowing Body;
Element 4 from ILS3 Radient Damage, no repair;
Element 5 from ILS1 Seeds of Corporeal Knowledge;
Element 6 is ILS 9 turned through 180 degrees, gives movement through the piece,taking the viewer back to the beginning .
Element 7 is version 2, reduced sized, developed raw data board ;
Element 8 is text. work.
Element 2 from ILS 6 Fragmanted Memories;
Element 3 from ILS 2 Mind Knowing Body;
Element 4 from ILS3 Radient Damage, no repair;
Element 5 from ILS1 Seeds of Corporeal Knowledge;
Element 6 is ILS 9 turned through 180 degrees, gives movement through the piece,taking the viewer back to the beginning .
Element 7 is version 2, reduced sized, developed raw data board ;
Element 8 is text. work.
PROCESS:
- Stage 1 Individual Pieces. A series of individual pieces also entitled Internal Landscape.
- Stage 2 Built Canvases. The beginning
- Stage 3 Built Canvases. The development
Inscription (element 1) 84 x 82 cm 2015 The work sets up a conversation with Foucault who states we are all inscribed . Yvonne Jones.
- Stage 4 The Outcome (above, built with elements 1 - 8 )
CONTEXT:
The works are exploring the memory of sensation of an event. They came together in this way as an evolution of several works over the previous few years.Bringing together notions of construction of a skeletal scaffold with built canvases, the work moves to express corporeal memories. The works were tested, evaluated and placed most appropriately to give access through an evolving set of events. They are positioned in a way to engender a sense of movement and change, through the installation, allowing the viewer to return to the starting points.