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Spatiotemporal Drawing

Eve V Dawson

United Kingdom

Drawing, Charcoal on Other

Size: 0.4 W x 0.4 H x 0.1 D in

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About The Artwork

My work addresses how we react to being in a particular environment on a daily basis. How does an environment affect our consciousness and our awareness? Underneath the surface of steel mesh, electrical cable, blue tubing, painted panels and free standing shapes lies a ongoing preoccupation with the idea of a inhabited thematic space that houses a series of observations and formal experiments that are a result of existing in that space. A continuous introduction, placement of objects and materials plus a steady stream of viewers and their reactions to particular use of materials and finally a subsequent collection of multi media responses generated and constructed as a installation.

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Drawing:Charcoal on Other

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:0.4 W x 0.4 H x 0.1 D in

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I am a recent MA Fine Art Graduate from WSA (Winchester School of Art) - Southampton University. My work was among those selected for the National Open Art Competition 2010, Chichester. Later that year I graduated from Winchester School of Art with a BA (Hons) in Fine Art. Also that year I was fortunate to receive the Stephen Heffer Memorial Scholarship that enabled a continuation of study at MA level. In the studio space at The Sorting Office the viewer will find a visual documentation, collection of visual responses to the everyday interior of the self and surrounding environment. Underneath the surface there lies a preoccupation with time, being, the nature of materials, Phenomenology and Ontology and the relationship between philosophy and the visual arts. Each work regardless of the process or materials used is a reaction to a moment. Accompanying the interest in the above branch of philosophy are the writings of the following people: Yve Lomax, John Dewey "˜Art As Experience' and "˜The Way We Think', "˜Blurring of Art and Life' Alan Kaprow and Art Nothing? Analogies between art, science & philosophy By Fré Ilgen

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