Sophie Horton.
Pillows (detail), 1998.
Cast concrete, lipstick and lurex
12x225x100cm
Exhibited Peckham Car Park, London, Hillier Arboretum, Hants, 2001.
Exhibited "The Object and The Concept", Danielle Arnaud Gallery, London, 1998.
"Our strongly held preconceptions of concrete as an aggressive material are disrupted by cast forms which evoke feelings of softness and tenderness. The concrete is gendered with the use of lipstick. Fragments of architectural forms find themselves dislocated from their familiar context."
Catalogue "The Glass Border" Danielle Arnaud.
Cast concrete, lipstick and lurex
12x225x100cm
Exhibited Peckham Car Park, London, Hillier Arboretum, Hants, 2001.
Exhibited "The Object and The Concept", Danielle Arnaud Gallery, London, 1998.
"Our strongly held preconceptions of concrete as an aggressive material are disrupted by cast forms which evoke feelings of softness and tenderness. The concrete is gendered with the use of lipstick. Fragments of architectural forms find themselves dislocated from their familiar context."
Catalogue "The Glass Border" Danielle Arnaud.