Response: Exhibition (2016) | Artwork

Response (2016)

A group exhibition of site specific works.

In response to St Mary le Wigford church, Lincoln.

The work consists of a printed digital code; sited within the church; a physical social space.

By interacting with the code the viewer would be lead to a digital social space (facebook) where a collection of digital works could be viewed.

The artwork exists only to those who make a decision to explore and question the physical (QR Code). It is a peek behind the digital curtain; the non physical place used today to view the real world.

The Emerald Curtain (2016)

Emerald curtain disguising the Ambry.

Installation, St Mary le Wigford

QR codes installed for viewers to interact with

Pixelated Curtain (2016)

Digital Photograph disguising the curtain.

QR Mosaic message (2016)

Installation view

QR Scroll (2016)

worn paper, ink

QR Shroud (2016)

Polythene dust sheet, Ink

QR Curtain (facebook) (2016)

cardboard, ink.

QR Curtain message (2016)

Cardboard, ink.

QR Curtain (church) (2016)

Cardboard, Ink.

Window Kalidescope (2016)

digital image.

QR Kalidescope (2016)

Digital image.

Crucifix Kalidescope (2016)

digital image.

church curtain (2016)

acrylic paint on canvas.

Lincoln Layers (2016)

layered digital image.

facebook curtain (2016)

Acrylic on canvas.

Infinate Lockdown

[No] art in isolation

Infinate Lockdown

[No] art in isolation

Response (2016)

A group exhibition of site specific works.

In response to St Mary le Wigford church, Lincoln.

The work consists of a printed digital code; sited within the church; a physical social space.

By interacting with the code the viewer would be lead to a digital social space (facebook) where a collection of digital works could be viewed.

The artwork exists only to those who make a decision to explore and question the physical (QR Code). It is a peek behind the digital curtain; the non physical place used today to view the real world.

Response (2016)

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A group exhibition of site specific works.

In response to St Mary le Wigford church, Lincoln.

The work consists of a printed digital code; sited within the church; a physical social space.

By interacting with the code the viewer would be lead to a digital social space (facebook) where a collection of digital works could be viewed.

The artwork exists only to those who make a decision to explore and question the physical (QR Code). It is a peek behind the digital curtain; the non physical place used today to view the real world.

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