New Pillow

 

 

Completed a new pillow. It needs a good wash, I will do that later. I needed to finish it for progress reviews.

I've decided to dub these 'Anxiety Pill-ow's'.

They depict dreams, which show your thoughts and anxieties through hidden motifs.

The front is an old pillow case and the back is a tea towel.

A more calming scene on the back of the pillow.

Wendy Burton

Wonderful photography by Artist Wendy Burton. She takes photos of the not so shiny side of America.

Empty Houses: Interiors Series-

Interior No.7. Living room chair, Raymond, South Dakota, 2003.

 

 

 

 

Interior No. 34 Stairs, Ohio, 2006. 

 

 Empty Houses Series-

Abandoned Schoolhouse , Gallitan New York, 2001

Empty House No. 45, Montana 2003

LSAD Drawing Awards

The drawing Awards is an exhibition held every year by the college, that the students can enter.

This year it was curated by Dr Collette Nolan.

Students are allowed to enter 3 works and if you are lucky it will be selected for the exhibition,

I entered for the first time this year and was lucky enough to have one of my pieces exhibited.

I also posted some work by my friends which I really like.

Photography and Drawing By Ali Kirby.

By Ali Kirby

Pen Drawing by Rosie Cleary

 

Mixed Media work by Dawn West

My piece, 'Omen.' -etching

Single

'Single'

This is a photo etching I did a while ago of my bed.

It is 6x6 cm and is called, 'Single.'

Femme Maison

I always go back to Louise Bourgeois when I am working. I love her Femme Maison Series. Which consist of drawings, print, and sculpture.
Her work is about space and memory.

Tom Fitzgerald

Interesting Sculptural piece by Irish Artist Tom Fitzgerald.

Nuclear Family

Damien O'Connell

Damine O'Connell is from Kerry, Ireland. He lives and works in London. He is a graduate from the Limrick School of Art and Design.

'Damien O'Connell lexplore's the concept of the island as a closed space. Much like a waiting room or prison cell, the island is concieved as a dual space of infinite limitation and potential. The island is a place we long to escape or seek refuge.
 He presents the viewer with a tableau of curious situations: a series of miniature constructs with intertwining elements of absurd narrative. O’Connell’s island is inhabited by philosophical loners and exiles. Ludic disruptions become an accepted totality within the work but provide a bewildering conundrum to the viewer.' -Occupy Space

Waiting Rooms

Moving Still

Islands of Loss