Vessel
A container for holding something.
The vessel, often thought of as a domestic object, associated with eating and sharing time and space together or holding or storing things.
They are taken on journeys and used as performative elements or props, transforming a still object into a collaborator, inseparable from the artists actions during, for example, a ceremony of remembrance. A container to hold emotions, ashes, life experience; blending with the landscape and acting as a metaphor for life, death, decay, imbalance and loss.
Each vessel functions as a visual diary that chronicles internal emotions, physical recovery and the unknown future.
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Balancing act
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Balancing act
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Healing
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Connections
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Diagnostics
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Diagnostics - detail
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Contrast
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Aftermath
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Aftermath
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Precipice
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Precipice
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Precipice
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Red alert
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Darkness
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Darkness
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Cut
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Resting place
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Lachrymal
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Lachrymal
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The offering
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Disturbance
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Disturbance
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Polyp
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Earth to earth
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Earth to earth
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Imbalance
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Imbalance
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Evidence
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Turmoil
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Turmoil