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Coordinating time #1 - Limited Editions of 150 Photograph

Carol Anne Jones

United Kingdom

Photography, Digital on Paper

Size: 23.6 W x 23.6 H x 0.1 D in

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About The Artwork

This artwork is part of a series called "a gap in time" which were shown in an exhibition at Chester University’s (UK) Contemporary exhibition space (November 2014). .The series originated when I photo documented the surface qualities of many aged, distressed walls located in the Chinatown area of Bangkok which I related to Archaeology, the study of our ancestral roots in relation to our current place in time. I then experimented with these notions by visually constructing a simple series of framed narratives comprised of layered imagery and movement to articulate time, using the traditional techniques of mono printing and contemporary techniques in digital photographic manipulation. This led me to investigate how humans physically and psychologically experience time when moving at advanced speeds using the advanced technology of flight. Central to the inquiry was how a disrupted and a distorted sense of time due to high speeds, varied exposure to dark, light and sleep wake cycles, affects lives. I drew on specific professional expertise as part of the creative process, working with a local community of commercial long haul pilots to gather data and knowledge. After analyzing the qualitative data in the form of electronic questionnaires and photo diaries, I visually constructed many loose mixed media collages to bridge the text and visual, resulting in photographic composites of staged performances within imagined environments. Photography is a medium I’d wanted to work in for some time. The photo based responses at the exhibition were accompanied by projected text and imagery with appropriated sound. The intention was to heighten the audience’s relationship between internal and external space, and to immerse and connect with. This print is part of a suite of 13 outcomes. It is a signed and numbered limited edition, Giclee print on archival paper (museum etching) accompanied with a signed certificate of authenticity. Limited edition of 50 prints.

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Photography:Digital on Paper

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:150

Size:23.6 W x 23.6 H x 0.1 D in

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Carol Anne is a Visual Art Practitoner and Art Educator who works in a series format to convey a sense of narrative and ever-evolving relationship from one body of work to another. She is committed to continually developing and re-evaluating her studio practice as well as being a dedicated Art Educator who has held various Art Education positions in the UK, Asia and the Middle East. She trained in painting and printing at University of Leeds and holds a Master of Creative Practices from University of Chester. Her work has been exhibited in group shows at the Crocus Gallery, Nottingham, St. Mary’s Centre, Chester and Contemporary Art Space, Chester, United Kingdom. Her work explores the construction of time, place and space from both universal and personal perspectives. Her creative research examines heritage, memory, history and contemporary issues. Influenced by text, video and imagery of both her local and globalized environments, she works in the mediums of digital photography, print, mixed media and collage, flowing from her responses to her continual visual research.

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