Gemma Brown & Emma Pinsent: Somewhere I鈥檝e Been
Working with materials from somewhere they鈥檝e been, artists Gemma Brown and Emma Pinsent reconfigure waste, organic matter and the traces of anthropogenic intervention as a means to explore the complex relationship between humans and the environment. Utilising site-responsive ceramic and sculptural processes, Brown and Pinsent each investigate the meetings between people and place that transform, shape and erode the sites we visit. Incorporating traces and sediments of past encounters, the materiality of Brown and Pinsent鈥檚 work brings forward our own entanglement in ecological change, highlighting our relationship to the land as one both sacred and fraught.
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Working with materials from somewhere they鈥檝e been, artists Gemma Brown and Emma Pinsent reconfigure waste, organic matter and the traces of anthropogenic intervention as a means to explore the complex relationship between humans and the environment. Utilising site-responsive ceramic and sculptural processes, Brown and Pinsent each investigate the meetings between people and place that transform, shape and erode the sites we visit. Incorporating traces and sediments of past encounters, the materiality of Brown and Pinsent鈥檚 work brings forward our own entanglement in ecological change, highlighting our relationship to the land as one both sacred and fraught.
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