aluminium tape, pencil and tracing paper. H29.7xW21 (A4) A silver wobbly circle on a white piece of paper with some pencil markings around the exterior of the circle.
stone, yellow foam, clear acetate sheets. variable dimensions A yellow square block of foam is on the fall next to a stone, and further to the left there is clear acetate sheets on the floor. Above the materials is a silver vent. The walls are white, the floor is grey.
electronic screen (Ruskin School of Art, Bullingdon Road). variable dimensions. Writing on a window screen. The writing reads, “ [glacier] I am spilling out ”
aluminium tape, pencil and tracing paper. H29.7xW21 (A4) A silver wobbly circle on a white piece of paper with some pencil markings around the exterior of the circle.
Lucy Grubb
incomplete and fragile representations
lean
between
relational forms of water
instability, material fragilities, and shifting impermanence’s underpin ideas of wetness allowing for pre-existing forms to become relationally (un)known and redescribe presence – where fingers provocate conversations of material juxtapositions – works materialise using compositional devices of interruption, commas, language systems, and poiesis to interrupt linear thought
through gesture, oscillation, and becoming, the work combines language and architectures to re-consider modes of production as a rehearsal space where works slip, slide, refuse, relate and hold.
(a thought-object)
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