Harley Gallery

This work was what we found in a hidden room at the Harley Gallery, although we were told after that the room is not actually an art piece and should have been closed because of health and safety.
However grotty and dirty it was, i still think it looked like a modern piece of sculpture that has been interacted with.
It could be taken as this being what most houses in underclass families look like, or the houses of alcoholics/drugusers. I would like to find out who hangs out here, but i have a feeling that i wont find out for a while.

I found the pentagram on the floor very interesting, it was strange to see in the middle of the room. Chloe kept telling me not to step in it because i'd probably be dragged to hell.

Who is this ned? Is Ned addicted to alcohol? Why is it a dream room?

Free machining

Positive/negative space

We did this peice by using string and threading it around the room, creating negative and positive space, I really enjoyed doing this (even if I fell over a few times), me and Chloe also did a piece where we tied ourselves to each other at the back and tried to walk around the string covered room, amazingly we succeeded. 

Working inside a box

These are some of the photos of working from inside of a box, the pictures through the holes barely got any likes on instagram so they must be pretty shit. Working inside a box showed me how noisey and irritating people's voiced and noises they make we're. 

Sorry I haven't posted!

Sorry I haven't posted in a while guys, I'm currently working on some projects at college which include an in stitches brief for textiles and a story that I have created from a picture that the class drew. Ill post some pics of them both soon! 

Naum Gabo

This work is by a sculptor named Naum Gabo, i am using it in my work with Negative and positive spaces. It strongly relates to the work we did with the string being strung around the 3D room, making it hard to move and creating a lot of negative space.

Stitch artists

Angie Hughes