Liz Brickell August 2008
Projected onto the wall are images of private spaces often not visited by others, from attics and under stair cupboards to the personal workshop/shed spaces used by Individuals. The latter includes my own 92yr old fathers shed, cluttered with old chemistry bottles used for nail storage and oil tins made into drawers, as well as the now empty spaces within the workshop of the late Cobbler Dennis Edwards. Within the screen are images of large public spaces now reduced to a miniscule size. In order to view these, one must stand very close, adopting an almost voyeuristic approach: perhaps the opposite to that which one would normally associate with a public space. Within the shelves are images of telephone kiosks representing both the private and the public space. Sometimes, the spaces we think we know so well, surprise us with hidden depths that provoke us to enquire further."
Mae'r
gosodiad yma yn ymchwilio tybiadau y gwagle cyhoeddus a phreifat sy'n
amgylchynu ni gyd. Gan mabwysiadu ffyrdd croesebol o edrych ar y math
yma o wagle, rydym yn cael ein harwain i gwestiynnu ein canfyddiad
o'r gwagleoedd bob dydd o fewn ein cartrefi neu man gwaith.
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