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NewStatesman interview

by Briony Marshall | Sep 28, 2012 | Press & Media | 0 comments

NewStatesman Interview 28.09.12

NewStatesman Interview 28.09.12

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A photoshop montage of my proposed cob DNA sculptu A photoshop montage of my proposed cob DNA sculpture. I had a great meeting with the client last week and left the maquettes and proposals with them. Fingers crossed they say yes as I've got really emotionally attached to these ideas and really want to make them happen.The proposed sculpture brings DNA's intricate molecular structure to life, transforming scientific precision into an artistic narrative of human connection. Rising through a STEM research building's stairwell, the 400-million-times-life-size artwork uses hand-sculpted cob figures to represent the double helix, symbolizing humanity's origins from earth and the cyclical nature of life. By crafting the figures from clay, the piece reflects themes of fragility and strength, embodying how individual elements unite to form something greater.#ScienceArt #DNASculpture #STEMArt #PublicArt #BrionyMarshall #ContemporarySculpture #ArtAndScience #DNA #CobSculpture #CobArt #ArtMadeOfCob
I'm all set up and ready to start work in the Tiny I'm all set up and ready to start work in the Tiny Studio, it is really tiny! Do pop by...I'm just behind the a Taste ModernTiny Studio Art Academy 185 Park Street London SE1 9BL OPENING HOURS: 9 – 5pm Friday 22nd November#ArtisticProcess #Sculpture #tinystudio #ContemporaryArt #TateModern #ArtEducation #London #CreativeIndustry #Bankside #artacademylondon #artacademy
Join me this Friday at the Tiny Studio I'll be in Join me this Friday at the Tiny Studio I'll be in full view in a gallery window just behind the Tate ModernExcited to share that I'll be working on a new sculpture project this Friday at the Art Academy's Tiny Studio, situated behind Tate Modern. From 9am-5pm, I'll be creating a test piece for a larger sculpture using cob - an ancient building material of clay, sand, straw, and earth.The piece explores ideas of collaboration and modern science, drawing inspiration from the structure of the DNA helix. Working in full view of passersby, this project offers a unique glimpse into an artist's process.You're welcome to visit throughout the day to observe, discuss the work, and view other pieces currently exhibited in our gallery. Available works can be purchased, with proceeds supporting our new Bankside Campus development.As someone who started as one of the Art Academy's first students in 2001 and now leads the Professional Development Programme, I'm proud to be part of an institution that bridges artistic excellence with practical career development. We're currently expanding this vision into an exciting new MA programme.Drop by on Friday - I'd love to share more about this project, our new campus and our unique approach to arts education.Tiny Studio Art Academy 185 Park Street London SE1 9BL OPENING HOURS: 9 – 5pm Friday 22nd November#ArtisticProcess #Sculpture #tinystudio #ContemporaryArt #TateModern #ArtEducation #London #CreativeIndustry #Bankside #artacademylondon #artacademy
Flashback to last summer and a double rainbow over Flashback to last summer and a double rainbow over Plastic Mountain (thanks to Will Dixon who took this photo) I love that you can even see the rainbow reflected on the wet pavement.#rainbow #publicart #environmentalart #circulareconomyofplastic
New experiments with Wisteria cuttings. They have New experiments with Wisteria cuttings. They have been sitting around for a few weeks and started snapping as they must be too dry so I decided to soak them and carry on tomorrow...
So lovely to see @clareeburnett's sculptures insta So lovely to see @clareeburnett's sculptures installed as part of Sculpture in the City @sculptureinthecity this year. A big thanks to @royal_sculptors for organising a fantastic guided tour of all the works (and this photo I've pinched from their gram). Great connecting and reconnecting to some of the lovely and talented scuptor members of the society. I was glad I escaped the studio for an afternoon, even if I am really busy atm...@terrynewsculpture @ennikukka.studio @terechad @alex._hartley
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