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Welcome to the Corona Virus Chronicles... Tim is now self-isolating, and presenting his videos directly from his apartment, via a web link.
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'Their work combines assemblage, light, shadow and humour. At first glance, we see jumbled piles of trash, the familiar by-products of a throw-away society. The piles evoke the aftermath of a binge, the hangover from a party that went on too long. We soon discover, however, that the piles are in fact precise constructions that cast crisp, figurative shadows under directed light.'
'Throughout their careers, the artists have collected the cast offs of others, building a stockpile of broken furniture, stepladders, crates, and other discarded goods. They salvaged these items for unknown future uses, refusing to acknowledge them as waste. And as they transform these rescued items into increasingly-abstract and spatial feats of portraiture, they give us hope that ingenuity and creative reuse can light the path to human progress.'
The first image that Tim shows is called 'Sunset Over Manhattan' 2003, made from cigarette packets, tin cans shot by air gun pellets, a wooden bench.
The second picture is 'Made of Money' 2002, made from £5, £10, £20 and £50 notes!
The third picture is 'Miss Understood & Mr Meanor, 1997, made from trash.
Finally, 'Dirty White Trash (with gulls), 1998, made from trash and 2 taxidermy seagulls.
In all cases, a projector is used to cast a shadow on the back wall, and amazingly a picture shadow appears!
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'Their work combines assemblage, light, shadow and humour. At first glance, we see jumbled piles of trash, the familiar by-products of a throw-away society. The piles evoke the aftermath of a binge, the hangover from a party that went on too long. We soon discover, however, that the piles are in fact precise constructions that cast crisp, figurative shadows under directed light.'
'Throughout their careers, the artists have collected the cast offs of others, building a stockpile of broken furniture, stepladders, crates, and other discarded goods. They salvaged these items for unknown future uses, refusing to acknowledge them as waste. And as they transform these rescued items into increasingly-abstract and spatial feats of portraiture, they give us hope that ingenuity and creative reuse can light the path to human progress.'
The first image that Tim shows is called 'Sunset Over Manhattan' 2003, made from cigarette packets, tin cans shot by air gun pellets, a wooden bench.
The second picture is 'Made of Money' 2002, made from £5, £10, £20 and £50 notes!
The third picture is 'Miss Understood & Mr Meanor, 1997, made from trash.
Finally, 'Dirty White Trash (with gulls), 1998, made from trash and 2 taxidermy seagulls.
In all cases, a projector is used to cast a shadow on the back wall, and amazingly a picture shadow appears!
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