hOurs @ The Ground Floor Gallery, Elysian Tower. Review by Leslie Allen
'Other artists chose to interact more directly with the internal structure of the building. Maeve Lynch’s piece New Growth is perhaps the most successful intervention into the concrete space. Continuing her theme of hair growth, small tufts of merino wool protrude from cracks and cavities on the walls surface, interjecting an organic element into the dead man-made forms of the room. It is as if the unfinished concrete had suddenly begun to sprout a layer of fur to cover its cold greyness.'
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hOurs @ The Ground Floor Gallery, Elysian Tower.
ReplyDeleteReview by Leslie Allen
'Other artists chose to interact more directly with the internal structure of the building. Maeve Lynch’s piece New Growth is perhaps the most successful intervention into the concrete space. Continuing her theme of hair growth, small tufts of merino wool protrude from cracks and cavities on the walls surface, interjecting an organic element into the dead man-made forms of the room. It is as if the unfinished concrete had suddenly begun to sprout a layer of fur to cover its cold greyness.'
To read the full review ckick on the below like or my last post.
http://theavant.wordpress.com/2011/08/04/review-of-hours-the-ground-floor-gallery/