The word ‘passage’ alludes to movement between and within time, space and place. It can be considered in philosophical metaphorical and physical terms.
‘The Density of Time’ consists of accumulated marks with variations in size, pressure and materials, indicative of the changing states of mind of its maker. The marks become cadences of days, forming unique patterns and rhythms as the density of time accrues. Past marks disintegrate at the same time as helping to support and structure the present.
‘The Fullness of Time’ uses the myths of Icarus, the Phoenix and the Dove to explore our desire to live beyond the boundaries of our earthly existence. Yet the materiality of the work grounds us firmly in the cycle of nature where growth and decay are the only possible outcomes of the passage of time.
‘The Density of Time’ consists of accumulated marks with variations in size, pressure and materials, indicative of the changing states of mind of its maker. The marks become cadences of days, forming unique patterns and rhythms as the density of time accrues. Past marks disintegrate at the same time as helping to support and structure the present.
‘The Fullness of Time’ uses the myths of Icarus, the Phoenix and the Dove to explore our desire to live beyond the boundaries of our earthly existence. Yet the materiality of the work grounds us firmly in the cycle of nature where growth and decay are the only possible outcomes of the passage of time.
‘in the fullness of time’ mixed media on canvas 175 x125 cm
‘the density of time’ mixed media on canvas 175x125cm
