Material
Print object
Oil based ink monoprint of medical dressing on Whatman 1 filter paper in soda glass Petri dish.
Information
Different works in bandages have spanned several years. They simultaneously point to sites of trauma, healing and protection. They have skin and publishing adjacent qualities of recto/verso folds and wrinkles. They are of the body and of the landscape with the open gauze weave types being historically developing around the Gaza region. Whilst they are particular, holding an individual’s trauma they are also generic and recognisable world-wide. Some of the bandage works are closer to the body, have touched skin and are blotted in corporeal fluids, others are closer to the landscape with mountain and valley folds resonating with encountered terrains. They are inextricably linked to both.
Dimensions
Ø 8cm
Exhibited
Gedok, Stuttgart, DE 2022
Material
Print object
Oil based ink monoprint of medical dressing on Whatman 1 filter paper in soda glass Petri dish.
Dimensions
Ø 8cm
Exhibited
Gedok 2022
Material
Print object
Oil based ink monoprint of medical dressing on Whatman 1 filter paper in soda glass Petri dish.
Dimensions
Ø 8cm
Exhibited
Gedok 2022
Material
Print object
Oil based ink monoprint of medical dressing on Whatman 1 filter paper in soda glass Petri dish.
Dimensions
Ø 8cm
Exhibited
Gedok 2022
Material
Print object
Oil based ink monoprint of medical dressing on Whatman 1 filter paper in soda glass Petri dish.
Dimensions
Ø 8cm
Exhibited
Gedok 2022
Material
Print object
Oil based ink monoprint of medical dressing on Whatman 1 filter paper in soda glass Petri dish.
Dimensions
Ø 8cm
Exhibited
Gedok 2022
Material
6 x oil based ink recto-verso monoprints of medical bandage on Hahnemühle Mould-made Printing Board 350gsm
Dimensions
53xm x 78cm per print. Over all dimensions 318cm x 468cm
Exhibited
Carving the Landscape at Galerie Gedok , Stuttgart, Germany 2023
Single channel video
Material
Medical bandage, iodine
Information
Dedicated to Elaine and Ann
A distilled reflection on the loss of two close cousins who were born a year apart and also died a year apart, both aged 53.
53 is the atomic number of iodine. It is the heaviest mineral required for health by the human body. Because of its specific uptake in the body it is also used as a non-toxic radiocontrast in medical investigative procedures and also as a radioactive isotope to treat thyroid cancer.
This work is also an exploration of video as painting, of slow looking and gradual changes and the return to a fresh canvas to begin again.
Dimensions
Variable
Photo credit
Screenshot
Single channel video
Material
Medical bandage, iodine
Information
Dedicated to Elaine and Ann
A distilled reflection on the loss of two close cousins who were born a year apart and also died a year apart, both aged 53.
53 is the atomic number of iodine. It is the heaviest mineral required for health by the human body. Because of its specific uptake in the body it is also used as a non-toxic radiocontrast in medical investigative procedures and also as a radioactive isotope to treat thyroid cancer.
This work is also an exploration of video as painting, of slow looking and gradual changes and the return to a fresh canvas to begin again.
Dimensions
Variable
Photo credit
Screenshot
Material
Medical dressing, A+ blood, pink thread.
Dimensions
6cm x 30cm
Exhibited
Maryam Art Gallery, Kashan, IR
Aknoon Gallery, Isfahan, IR
Material
Medical bandage, A+ blood, gold-coloured thread
Dimensions
7cm x 58 cm
Exhibited
Maryam Art Gallery, Kashan, IR
Aknoon Gallery, Isfahan, IR
Material
Found stone, medical dressing, A+ blood
Dimensions
7cm x 6cm x 4cm
Exhibited
Maryam Art Gallery, Kashan, IR
Aknoon Gallery, Isfahan, IR