Untitled V / Celeste Burdon.
By: Burdon, Celeste [artist].
Material type:
Visual materialSeries: BA - Fine Art (Honours).Copyright date: ©2017Description: 1 art original ; 27.4 x 20.2 cm.Content type: still image Media type: unmediated Carrier type: sheetSubject(s): Photographs
DDC classification: CIT Art Collection Online resources: ARTWORK Summary: "Through a series of pilgrimages to the West of Ireland, the artist has been exploring and documenting the connection between the land and its expansive woven stone walls. Like a network of veins scarring the landscape, the artist views these walls as analogous for the untold tragic history and labour of our predecessors; Encasing the wilderness, yet now no longer separated from its timeless landscape. Through her use of medium format and sculpture, the artist endeavours to monumentalise these structures as a unifying testament to a deeply human synthesis with a immortal landscape" - artists statement.
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Hahnemuhle Luster A4.
Black and white photograph of the Irish landscape
"Through a series of pilgrimages to the West of Ireland, the artist has been exploring and documenting the connection between the land and its expansive woven stone walls. Like a network of veins scarring the landscape, the artist views these walls as analogous for the untold tragic history and labour of our predecessors; Encasing the wilderness, yet now no longer separated from its timeless landscape. Through her use of medium format and sculpture, the artist endeavours to monumentalise these structures as a unifying testament to a deeply human synthesis with a immortal landscape" - artists statement.
Registrar's Collection.
Acquired from CIT CCAD Fine & Contemporary Applied Art Degree Show, 2017 (Beyond Dialogue)
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