Collections (i) Etching
Etching on Fabriano Rosaspina, 8x10cm, 2022. Edition of 10, 9 available. Framing available on request. Posted with tracked shipping.
Created for Swallowing Geography in Glebe House and Gallery. Developed and printed in Derry Print Workshop. Install photography by Simon Mills.
Collections is a series of small etchings that look at the various digital collections we have. Inspired by Derek Hill’s house in Glebe, I thought about how people “collect” in this day and age in the midst of a housing crisis, a cost of living crisis and a lack of print media. Scrapbooks and folders are a thing of the past, we keep our collections and aspirations online and on our phones. These etchings are phone-sized and intimate, enticing the viewer to look closer.
Etching on Fabriano Rosaspina, 8x10cm, 2022. Edition of 10, 9 available. Framing available on request. Posted with tracked shipping.
Created for Swallowing Geography in Glebe House and Gallery. Developed and printed in Derry Print Workshop. Install photography by Simon Mills.
Collections is a series of small etchings that look at the various digital collections we have. Inspired by Derek Hill’s house in Glebe, I thought about how people “collect” in this day and age in the midst of a housing crisis, a cost of living crisis and a lack of print media. Scrapbooks and folders are a thing of the past, we keep our collections and aspirations online and on our phones. These etchings are phone-sized and intimate, enticing the viewer to look closer.
Etching on Fabriano Rosaspina, 8x10cm, 2022. Edition of 10, 9 available. Framing available on request. Posted with tracked shipping.
Created for Swallowing Geography in Glebe House and Gallery. Developed and printed in Derry Print Workshop. Install photography by Simon Mills.
Collections is a series of small etchings that look at the various digital collections we have. Inspired by Derek Hill’s house in Glebe, I thought about how people “collect” in this day and age in the midst of a housing crisis, a cost of living crisis and a lack of print media. Scrapbooks and folders are a thing of the past, we keep our collections and aspirations online and on our phones. These etchings are phone-sized and intimate, enticing the viewer to look closer.
