Convection drawings

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Abstract

Series of drawings and digital videos articulating movement within empty spaces. The drawings are of time-lapse videos of cloud movement on a number of different days, but rather than depicting visible forms, instead depict movement vectors as made visible by cloud movement. Video works are analogous to the drawings but the articulation of shapes within given voids are made visible through (a) recordings of starling mass movement and (b) moths captured in jam jars.
Original languageEnglish
Publication statusPublished - 2010

Bibliographical note

Individual works from the series exhibited in Stevens’s solo exhibition: “Distant Relations” at Mummery and Schnelle, London, February - March 2010 and in “Everyday” (curated by Tony Benn) Ruskin Gallery, Cambridge, 13 October - 3 November 2011 (other exhibiting artists included: Tony Benn, Luke Jackson, Sam Jackson, Zebedee Jones, Jo Stockham, Amikan Toren, Suzanne Treister, John Wilkins).
Works from this series discussed in an interview with the writer Nick James for the publication: 'INTERVIEWS-ARTISTS Volume Two: Recordings 2010'. CV Publications, London 2010. Other artists interviewed in Publication Include: Jim Dine, Christopher LeBrun, Langlands and Bell, Yinka Shonibare, David Nash, Terry Setch. ISBN: 9780956520203. http://www.mummeryschnelle.com/pastpages/stevens1.htm & http://www.anglia.ac.uk/ruskin/en/home/microsites/ruskin_gallery/archive_201112/everyday.html

Keywords

  • Archival ballpoint pen
  • drawing
  • archival ballpoint pen on paper
  • small scale works
  • art
  • fine art
  • contemporary drawing
  • video
  • digital video
  • contemporary art

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