Biography and Artist's Statement for MILL exhibition
| Deirdre Robb
Biography Deirdre was born in |
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Artist Statement My main area of practice is sculptural installations, which identifies with cultural, physical and sensory aspects of the location in which it is placed. Throughout my work, I aim to capture transient moments experienced to give a sense of time, emotion and place. This current body of work ‘Absence is Presence’ has a direct relationship to the Mill and captures fleeting moments in time to be preserved for historical representation. Although, the works convey a sense of a shadowed past, they all relate to a recent occurrence or experience while working in the studio and have personal relationships such as my print inspired by Ray Duncan’s studio. The image presented captured a fleeting moment and a personal insight to the artists working environment, yet has a resonance to artists who once worked in the mill when it was a fully operational printing mill. In essence, capturing a presence that is past. |
Title: Presence is Past
Medium: Photec Etching
Title: Presence is Absence Series Shadows Medium: Mixed Media
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