A landscape in ten parts
First shown in Selected at Newark Park in Gloucestershire.
Made as a celebration of the receptive nature of paper in collecting traces and impressions, using pigments found in the landscape, chalk, clay, coal and natural dyes. The form of the piece reflects the repetitive processes involved in collecting. Walking has become an essential part of my practice and I hope the work reflects the meditative and calm nature of walking, collecting and serendipitous discovery that inspired it.
Jane Ponsford
Esher, England
A landscape in ten parts, (detail), Jane PonsfordHandmade cotton and linen pulp papers stained with natural pigments, painted wooden base, glass vessel.
A landscape in ten parts, Jane PonsfordInstallation of handmade paper, cast onto wire and stained with natural pigments, in 10 glass vessels of varying sizes. 40 x 170 x 60 cm. Originally shown in Newark Park in Gloucestershire.
A landscape in ten parts, Michael PhillipsInstallation of handmade paper in 10 glass vessels of varying sizes.