My works Scorch, 2012, and Situational, 2013, are currently being exhibited in the Fishers Ghost Art Award Finalists Exhibition 2013, at Campbelltown Arts Centre.
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| Kath Fries, Scorch, 2012, bronze, twine and charcoal, 180x200x20cm |
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| Kath Fries, Scorch, 2012, bronze, twine and charcoal, (detail view) |
Scorch, 2012, explores notions of time by capturing in bronze the temporary transitional state of a magnolia budding. A sense of impermanence is rendered into a permanent form. The lengths of twine and pendulums of charcoal, infer trajectories of time and our inability to step outside these continuances.
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| Kath Fries, Situational, 2013, single channel video, 19.46 minutes |
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| Kath Fries, Situational, 2013, single channel video, 19.46 minutes |
Situational, 2013, also reflects the passage of time by documenting a clump of thistledown disintegrating in the breeze from an open window. The shifting angles of late afternoon sunlight and shadows give a sense of real time experience, as this entire work was filmed in a single afternoon.
View Situational, 2013, on Vimeo https://vimeo.com/64000155#
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| Fishers Ghost Art Award 2013 |
Fishers Ghost Art Award Finalists Exhibition
2 November - 16 December 2013
Campbelltown Arts Centre, 1 Art Gallery Rd, Campbelltown NSW
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