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Artist:
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Pat Bullen- |
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Shadow Revolution |
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SCULP0004 |
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Medium Density Fibre board - |
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Base - 76 x 76 x 59.5 cm high (stand not incl.) |
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£65.00 To order, click here (see bottom of page) |
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Shadow Revolution is a play on the two meanings of the word ‘Revolution’.
Firstly, it is simply a ‘circle’ of nine increasingly tall standing figures, each
facing inwards (inspired by Boccioni’s Unique Forms of Continuity in Space) which
almost appear to be dancing -
(* Hover your mouse over the image to see another view).
Secondly, the ‘revolution’ is in the shadows themselves.
The figures, solid white on one face but showing the permanent effect of a shadow
on the other are an attempt to create a solid simulacrum inspired by a transient
object (i.e. the absence of light -
So these shadows (like the shadows in SCULP0003-
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Please note: the white box-
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