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Image Panels
2024
Panels 01 - 07
Inkjet prints on black wallboard 200 x 100 cm
including images from:
Maria Bartuszová - untitled 1986, Tate, London
Anonymous - untitled 1615-1625, Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence
Gabriel Orozco - My Hands Are My Heart 1991
Christopher Herwig - Kupiskis Lithuania, 2015
Inkjet prints on black wallboard 200 x 100 cm
including images from:
Urs Fischer - Untitled (Grave) 2007, Sadie Coles HQ, London.
Inkjet prints on black wallboard 200 x 100 cm
including images from:
Urs Fischer - How to Tell a Joke 2007
Heidi Butcher - Skin Room 1987. Migros Museum Für Gegenwarts Kunst, Zürich.
Inkjet prints on black wallboard 200 x 100 cm
including images from:
Richard Wentworth - Making Do and Getting By, 1999, London
Issy Wood - Self Portrait 6, 2021, NPG, London
Christopher Herwig - Soviet Bus Stops, 2015, pg172, Latvia
Thomas Thwaites - The Toaster Project, 2007, V&A London
Inkjet prints on black wallboard 200 x 100 cm
including images from:
Shao Fan - Project No.1 of the Year (2004) Chair, V&A, London.
Poetry written on top of pg.3 of Soviet Bus stops by Christopher Herwig (2015).
Heather and Ivan Morison - Journee des Barricades 2008, Wellington, New Zealand.
Inkjet prints on black wallboard 200 x 100 cm
including images from:
Photograph of a Catholic ceremony screening at the V&A, 2024
NASA - Carl Sagan with the Viking Lander, California
Doug Aitken - Untitled (Shopping Cart) 2000, New York
Dóra Maurer - Sluices 4, 1980-81, Tate
Rirkrit Tiravanija - 1990, MOMA
Inkjet prints on black wallboard 200 x 100 cm
including images from:
Unknown Artist - The Cholmondley Ladies c.1600-10, Britain
Unknown Artist - Madonna della Misericordia c.1390-1420, Florence Italy
The transformative value of Warburg‘s Mnemosyne panels, is in their consideration of image physicality. It is by bringing images together on a shared surface that new dialogue, somewhere between reality and fiction is opened, creating a space for visual art installations and photographic works as quasi-objects. Within these spaces open new possibilities for image interrogation and extraction of visual stories which resonate through time.
The imitation panels (1-7 left) are double sided, with images folding across faces, allowing them to be passed between hands and turned over. The physicality of the images in these pieces is celebrated by surfaces that are freely touched, manipulated and carried around.
Further Works
Left: 30 x 6 x 2 cm. Right: 21 x 10 x 4 cm.
wood, metal, cardboard and inkjet prints
Essay
2024