well, some do not wish to show the horror of emotional turmoil through explicit imagery, well... that’s ok, but there is nothing better than, chicken feet, bells on horns and cow tongues. As well as, cloth, wax, dead animals, films and film sets.
Agnieszka & Ruth work collaboratively as artists. Recent research around themes of affect, emotion & subjectivity in cultural and spatial contexts resulted in the exhibition 'spill'. Our research is drawn from historical studies of perception; contemporary fields of cultural geography & cultural studies; & individual expertise in painting, photography, textiles & sculpture.
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