Quietly Suffering, 2007
Pins, canvas, wood, motor
30cm x 30cm x 12cm
£400
Inanimate, household pins are transcended into a fluidity of movement.
A mundane object, used for attaching objects together is animated to symbolise the ebb and flow of connections and relationships.
There is a subtle play between the aesthetic mesmerising beauty of the work against the potential danger and the threat of injury.
This work can be either wall based or lie horizontally on a surface.
Artform: Sculpture
Sub-category: Kinetic
