more wire/shadow work

Lecture with Griselda Pollock and other feminist artists. Particularly liked this piece that was shown as it was an installation within a home setting:

EVERYONE IS LONELY

I like the message of this animation...everyone is kind of lonely and separate...I like that scene when they're all in their separate rooms of the house...This is a bit what I've been trying to get across in some of my work...separate elements crossing each other....

current work

Was experimenting again today with scenery making...exploring further my ideas around paths....and using photocopies of my work as back drops and cutting things out to create depth....

Started making some more wire sculptures...i like this way of working...Like Calder's work(of corse not as good) they are simple...instant...its like drawing in the air. I used drawings from highgate cemetery for inspiration...i saw a fox while there and drew it very quickly...it took on a strange shape as it was so rushed...

Another thing I like a lot about the wire sculptures is their shadows... I like how the forms changed become more distorted...

Looked at Christian Boltanski's work. Am really inspired by the way his work is displayed....The figures are nice but it is their shadows which are the main feature.... I would like to display my work in this way somehow....

Slightly irrelevent but I went to a city farm this weekend and had fun animating some of the characters there using the motion portrait app