An update from Irene Rogan:
"I have continued my research of the site and advanced both my personal understanding and professional practice in which art and science are brought together to forge a link between the emotional and intellectual interests of the community and the innate meanings of the place. Research for this project has been undertaken with Biocity support (Biocity, based in Nottingham, is the largest centre for life-science innovation in Europe)."
For more information on Irene Rogan please visit her website http://irenerogan.co.uk/
Wednesday 17 November 2010
Tuesday 1 June 2010
Experiments on Chettles yard
THE MINI GRASS MOUNDS
The mini grass mounds were grown by the artist to develop a project whereby landscaping and sculpture were combined to be the artwork rather than separate elements. Creating mounds in various shapes and experimenting with scale contributed to the final landscape proposals.
Follow the link to see more:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/50695148@N05/sets/72157624180596338/
THE PLANTS
The artist used the sculpture site as an outdoor studio whilst she collected and documented species of plants. Firstly digging them up, then documenting the space left by the plant and photographing them. This led to collecting a couple of sections from the site and replanting them in pots.
Follow the link to see more:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/50695148@N05/sets/72157624180587984/
THE SKETCHES
Artist early sketches for the sculpture proposal and landscaping
Follow the link to see more:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/50695148@N05/sets/72157624056292091/
The mini grass mounds were grown by the artist to develop a project whereby landscaping and sculpture were combined to be the artwork rather than separate elements. Creating mounds in various shapes and experimenting with scale contributed to the final landscape proposals.
Follow the link to see more:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/50695148@N05/sets/72157624180596338/
THE PLANTS
The artist used the sculpture site as an outdoor studio whilst she collected and documented species of plants. Firstly digging them up, then documenting the space left by the plant and photographing them. This led to collecting a couple of sections from the site and replanting them in pots.
Follow the link to see more:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/50695148@N05/sets/72157624180587984/
THE SKETCHES
Artist early sketches for the sculpture proposal and landscaping
Follow the link to see more:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/50695148@N05/sets/72157624056292091/
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