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Scholar Rocks
Thucydides Trap, 2023
Financial Times newspaper, wood glue, and polystyrene on thermoplastic polymer125 x 55 x 34 cm
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The sculptures are created from Financial Times newspapers which draw inspiration from traditional Chinese ‘scholar’s rocks’ or ‘spirit stones’. Embodying microcosms of landscapes they are meditative focal points between nature...The sculptures are created from Financial Times newspapers which draw inspiration from traditional Chinese ‘scholar’s rocks’ or ‘spirit stones’. Embodying microcosms of landscapes they are meditative focal points between nature and civilisation, the sculptures reflect on a world formed by datascapes shaped by the light speed movements of capital that creates both utopias and dystopias.
Exhibitions
The Garden of Perfect Brightness, The Atkinson, Southport, UK (06/03/2023 to 09/09/2023)12of 12 -
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