Disintegration, panel 1, 2021, 65 x 70 cm, C-type print on PVC Foamex
Disintegration, panel 2, 2021, 60 x 70 cm, C-type print on PVC Foamex
Disintegration, panel 3, 2021, 65 x 70 cm, C-type print on PVC Foamex
Disintegration, panel 4, 2021, 65 x 70 cm, C-type print on PVC Foamex
Disintegration, panel 5, 2021, 60 x 70 cm, C-type print on PVC Foamex
Disintegration, panel 6, 2021, 65 x 70 cm, C-type print on PVC Foamex
Disintegration, panel 7, 2021, 65 x 70 cm, C-type print on PVC Foamex
Disintegration, panel 8, 2021, 60 x 70 cm, C-type print on PVC Foamex
Disintegration, panel 9, 2021, 65 x 70 cm, C-type print on PVC Foamex
Disintegration, installation arrangement, 210 x 230 cm
Drawing from ongoing debates around borders and divisions, I’m using the motif of the white cliff to question what meaning specific landscapes can suggest and ask why some landscapes are given more value than others. Using data from the UK’s 2016 EU referendum result I’m disassembling the original image to create a visual disturbance by the digital intervention of the data on the landscape. This constructs a new landscape which at times is indecipherable from what is perceived to be landscape. By disrupting the perceived coherence of the landscape I’m considering what emotional attachments we have to certain landscapes as we experience being in the landscape and being a witness to it.