Wednesday, September 26, 2007

Jenny Walton - recent works

Artist Statement - Absense of Structure

The process of illness, injury, and healing of the human body are the catalysts for this current work. I work towards bringing momments of injury or specific events in a body’s history that are both beautiful and horrific into the work to create visual tensions. This work also deals with ideas of inside and outside, the privileged viewership of the medical profession, and the mystery that is left for the rest of us.


For more info see http://www.jennywalton.blogspot.com/

1 comment:

anzingeristra said...

hey jenny, very effectively fleshy palette, and organic composition....i'm not reading the two columns in the foreground though. it might be the monitor...but were they an intentional part of the installation? if so, what's their purpose?

deborah

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