The Faraway Nearby

Rachel Lillie

The Faraway Nearby

Research output: Practice-based/Artistic research › Exhibition

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Abstract

Wooden artefacts hand made from fallen trees in Epping Forest are exhibited alongside drawings of specific significant locations. Based on walks around the landscape of Epping Forest, the work explores the nature of the picturesque and how past narratives - though still visible in the land - are often unnoticed and overlooked. Collectively the work invites us to explore the space between the past and the present, knowing and unknowing and between image and artefact. This work was exhibited as part of Selects Artists at Pick Me Up festival.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - Apr 2016
Event	Pick Me Up, Somerset House - Somerset House Duration: 21 Apr 2016 → 2 May 2016

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Media: Mixed

Number of Pieces: 18

Institution: Somerset House

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Art and design

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