Wednesday, 17 June 2009

SITESHOW and The Last Bock

My woodcuts reacted well with the natural light from the windows, highlighting the gold leaf
I drew a charcoal line directly on the rough unfinished walls between the pieces and wrote notes. It was a completely spontaneous idea but in doing it, gaves me ideas of how to express the personal narrative connecting these pieces.

The charcoal line goes out the window directed to my mural outside


Work in progress on The Last Bock

Characters/symbols connected with family stories fill spaces left by knots in the wooden wall. My thumb print starts to emerge
Unfortunately I ran out of time to fill the whole wall. However I found the process of creating a piece of work on site was really exciting. I was able to talk to visitors about my work and family history. I recieved very positive reactions and often quite emotional responses in relation to experiences within individual's family.
Photos by Natasha Taylor

Wednesday, 10 June 2009

SITESHOW EXHIBITION

Thank you to all those who made it to my last exhibition at the Rag Factory and for those that didn't here is another chance to see what I've been up to and this time its free to get in! I'm showing some woodcuts and will be painting live in SITESHOW @ Little Venice (Warwick Avenue tube ).

SITESHOW is a pop up gallery that takes over building sites for several days and this time its in a 4 floor house in Little Venice. When you arrive at Warwick Avenue Station walk towards the canal. Hang left. 9 Blomfield Road is two or three blocks.

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=Blomfield+Road%2C+London%2C+United+Kingdom


The best time to come is on Saturday between 12pm and 7pm

I look forward to seeing you very soon
Will

A journey in search of my family tree