Abstract
This collaborative exhibition of print and sculpture recreates the feral nature of the western edge of Pembrokeshire, immersing the viewer in the magic made where land meets sea.
'The way the sea tumbles and shapes objects became an inspiration for how to make this body of work: I immersed my copper etching plates in a corrosive salt bath to evoke sea-worn objects. I work intuitively, tangling beautiful flotsam gathered from the tideline together with imagined artefacts like mermaids' combs, fish-scale mirrors and locks of hair, trying to draw improbable relics to shore.'
'The way the sea tumbles and shapes objects became an inspiration for how to make this body of work: I immersed my copper etching plates in a corrosive salt bath to evoke sea-worn objects. I work intuitively, tangling beautiful flotsam gathered from the tideline together with imagined artefacts like mermaids' combs, fish-scale mirrors and locks of hair, trying to draw improbable relics to shore.'
| Original language | English |
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| Place of Publication | Conwy |
| Publisher | Royal Cambrian Academy |
| Media of output | Non-digital |
| Size | 40 |
| Publication status | Published - 03 May 2025 |
Keywords
- Lithography
- Printmaking
- Etching
- Sculpture
- Monotype