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Neil Forrest
Thicket
THICKET is a landscape evocation, something fallen but reviving itself via new growth. The gothic mass reflects the asymmetrical growth compositions of nature and produced with the aid of an industrial extruder.
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The felled, ox-blood carcasses attempt to remake themselves into a whole - the black wiring cluster is a reunification bid.
Thicket
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2005-2006
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handbuilt & machine extruded stoneware, lead glazes, plastic tubing, clamps
3.6 m l x 3.8 m w x .6 m h
143”l x 150” w x 26” h
exhibited in the Mobile Structures exhibition at the Mackenzie Art Gallery
Regina, SK
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