EXPAND THE RADAR: OPENING THE PERIPHERAL VISION TO DISCOVER THE ARTWORK WITHIN UNEXPECTED PLACES

Concept Art, Fine Art, Painting, Pattern Design, Street Art

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EXPAND THE RADAR: OPENING THE PERIPHERAL VISION TO DISCOVER THE ARTWORK WITHIN UNEXPECTED PLACES

Concept Art, Fine Art, Painting, Pattern Design, Street Art

Colour Tunnel (2014) Coloured acetate, clear plastic film on top of the wall's edges 1089 x 129 cm

'Colour Window' (2014) Coloured acetate on window 100 x 350 cm

'Colour Windows' (2014) Coloured acetate on window 89.5 x 43 cm (each frame)

'Colour Doorway' (white) (2014) Acrylic on boxboard strips (attach to the door frame) 202 x 85.5 cm

'Coloured Doorway' (black) (2014) Acrylic on boxboard strips attach to the door frame 202 x 85.5 cm

'Peek' (2014) Coloured paper cut outs underneath the peeling paint

'Growing Yarns' (2014) Coloured cotton threads in the concrete wall's cavaties various lengths

'Growing Yarns II' (2014) Coloured cotton threads in the wall's cracks & gaps Various length

'Corner Bumper' (2014) Acrylic on cardboards 83.5 x 23 cm & 49.8 x 15 cm

'Watch Your Step' (2014) Acrylic on cardboard corner's protectors 25.5 x 17 x 20 cm

'Reflection' (2014) Acrylic on boxboard placed on the floor 29.7 x 42 cm

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ABOUT THE PROJECT

This project is a series of works responding to spaces both indoors and outdoors, merging with their architectural features and accentuating them as a part of the artworks. Materials such as, acrylic paints, coloured paper, acetate, cardboard and found objects are used to constructs the work, which are located within unexpected places. This project aims to take advantage of overlooked spaces to create colourful artworks that provide an experience of colour as well as new experiences within the sites.

Uploaded 19 August 2015