Axisweb has selected five artworks featuring contemporary artists making work using domestic objects: Lisa Evans, Alex Hetherington, Rosemary Terry, James Gregory and Rodney Harris
Women at Work, 2017
Performance at The National Conference on Contemporary Cast Iron Art & Practices 2017. Birmingham, Alabama.
A series of domestic objects were subverted by industrial materials; molten iron, which questioned the roles of gender whilst highlighting the consciousness of stereotype. The performance consisted of an all female crew running the cupola and pouring molten iron in and on to domestic objects; exploring international collaboration and the role of women in industry.
Levez Vos Skinny Fists Comme Antennas to Heaven, 2017
Installation, Embassy Gallery, 2010, mirrors, etched glass, embossed leather, aluminium, broken Powerbook, steel, car windscreens, colour prints.
Kitchenalia, 2016
The piece references kitchens as places of nourishment and creativity, as well as sites of potential accident and disaster; wood is used for its connections with sustenance, warmth, sustainability. This is a theme which I've returned to repeatedly over the years.
I Made an Umbrella from a Stick, Three Pieces of 5mm Dowel and a Roll of Super Absorbent Thirst Pockets Kitchen Towel, 2016
An artwork about, amongst other things, futility, failure, hope, ambition and DIY
Sink, 2016
Brick Relief Sculpture of a sink. Peabody St John's Hill estate, Clapham, London
Published 21 April 2017