Glut (detail)
270cm (h) x 180cm (w) x 90cm (d) aprx - dimensions can vary depending on site. Photo by John Taylor
Found and recycled materials including some with emotional significance (my deceased dog’s toys, blanket, lead, collar, my son’s unwanted stuffed animals), foam, sponge, twine, copper wire, old clothes, fabric (some hand dyed with avocado pits), wool, sisal, string, thread, rope, plastic netting, plastic bags, plaster, handmade khadi paper, paste, wax, linseed oil, steel
2018
‘Glut’ is an outpouring, a form of suturing, an emotional response to the recent death of my dog, factory farming, and our plastic oceans.
A ‘curtain’ of tentacular entrails, viscous bodily hybrids transformed, ‘Glut’ is seductive and disgusting. The materials (especially personal items) speak of past lives, loss, textiles, craft. In contrast, the organic forms symbolise death, violence, but also vulnerability and renewal - the duality of horror and tenderness.
© Copyright Fiona Campbell. All rights reserved, 2021
Glut was selected for the Ingram Prize 2021, featured here in the finalists exhibition, Unit 1, London.
Photography by Paul Tucker. Courtesy of The Ingram Collection & Unit 1 Gallery | Workshop
Glut (in foreground, detail)
Photography by Paul Tucker. Courtesy of The Ingram Collection & Unit 1 Gallery | Workshop
Fiona with Glut, at the Ingram Prize 2021.
Photography by Paul Tucker. Courtesy of The Ingram Collection & Unit 1 Gallery | Workshop
Glut (detail)
Royal Society of Sculptors Gilbert Bayes Award Exhibition 2019
Photo by Jennifer Moyes
Glut (detail)
Royal Society of Sculptors Gilbert Bayes Award Exhibition 2019
Photo by Jennifer Moyes
Glut (detail)
Royal Society of Sculptors Gilbert Bayes Award Exhibition 2019
Photo by Jennifer Moyes