| 'Waiting
For The Dust To Settle' are photographic studies of accumulated
dust particles, revealing minute residue from our everday lives.
They are photographs of traces and shadows left behind when objects
have been moved from their place.
‘Waiting for the dust to settle’ sitting in my living room early in the morning trying to wake up, as time drags I sip coffee. I gaze at the window and, as the sunlight comes through, I see the most beautiful particles of dust visible in the suns rays. Dust, made visible by rays of sun through a window consists of a large quantity of human skin thus putting ourselves within the beauty we see. These photographs are images of dust studies from around my home and are rooted in the soil of everyday life. Through pondering the floating dust in the air to reveal flecks of skin which are then analysed and reflected upon, when blown up these fragments of dust and dead skin reveal visual beauty and bereavement. |
Installation
View Group Exhibition 'Remember Who you Are' |
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Remember Who You Are Catalogue Essay Gertrude Contemporary Art Spaces
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'Waiting For The Dust To Settle' Triptych Type C Prints Height 67 x Width-100cm |
'Settled' Type C Print Width 43 x height 67cm |
'Floating' Type C Print Height 54cm x Width 67cm |
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