All tidal boundaries actions
All tidal boundaries actions
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TB 1 mending & unmending
TB 2 shadow tracing
TB 3,4,5, 6 fence rubbing & stamping, driftwood & windwork
TB 7 painting with plants
TB 8 patching & tearing
TB 10 seawater, sand, gold
TB 11 tide line drawings
TB 12 port jackson fig pressing
TB 13 shadow/fence tracery
TB 14 green weaving
TB 15 graphite, charcoal
shadow, gold
TB 16 collaborative drawing 2
TB 17 figs & paper
TB 16 pontoon painting
tidal boundaries
tidal boundaries
action 1: mending and unmending
the first in a sequence of environmentally responsive actions undertaken at Redleaf beach in Sydney's east over the course of a four month residency
method/practice/medium: Reflective rope, fence, torch
method/practice/medium: Reflective rope, fence, torch
process/score: A time-based work beginning at sunset to coincide with The Little Umbrella Open Studio. A collaborative mending and un-mending of the breach in the fence separating Redleaf. pool and Forty Baskets beach with other Little Umbrella Collective artists Anna and Lulu.
process/score: A time-based work beginning at sunset to coincide with The Little Umbrella Open Studio. A collaborative mending and un-mending of the breach in the fence separating Redleaf. pool and Forty Baskets beach with other Little Umbrella Collective artists Anna and Lulu.
Without a script or pre-arranged plan, use a single length of reflective rope to weave over the gap in the fence. Each artist takes an end and improvises a threading performance, overlapping as they go. Use head torches and a portable spotlight to illuminate the threaded work and leave it in place until dark, or for as long as possible. Then return and un-thread.
Without a script or pre-arranged plan, use a single length of reflective rope to weave over the gap in the fence. Each artist takes an end and improvises a threading performance, overlapping as they go. Use head torches and a portable spotlight to illuminate the threaded work and leave it in place until dark, or for as long as possible. Then return and un-thread.
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