For the final exhibition on the Foundation year we had to focus on a ten week project. I chose to produce a banner and a set of 3D clay vaginas under the title of "Through My Eyes" where the viewer could look through my eyes in the form of my specs lenses and i could look through their eyes in the form of plain lenses. For many of us looking through the eyes of another gives us a blurred view.
First set of images are try outs and finished panels:
Should have been a set of 8 clay vaginas showing experiences in my life but one was stolen from the clay firing room before it could even be glazed.
I was thrilled to finish the course with the Diploma Foundation Studies (Art and Design) with Distinction.
Sioux Jordan's Artwork
Womanhood and the Patriarchal and/or Dominant male power to which we submit or by which we are subjugated lies at the root of my work. It is the universal experience of women within that power which excites and horrifies me.
Tuesday, 19 July 2011
The Beginning: Foundation Year 2006
I have always been a maker but never considered myself an artist. I went to art school in 2003 as a mature student and loved it - i was like a sponge learning all i could in whatever area of art that i could get into.
When i started my Foundation year in 2004, which i had to defer and didnt finish until 2006, i knew i wanted to do a Degree in Fine Art.
Our theme for the foundation year was "A Sense of Place" - i chose my bed; reasons being because of my health i had led a lot of my life on my bed for the last few years. I did not want to do a copy of Emin's bed so looked at other ways of presenting my work on this theme.
A series of images representing the miscarriages.
From two series representing a violent sexual assault that happened on my bed. Because of this experience my project became split between the active and discarded bed.
When i started my Foundation year in 2004, which i had to defer and didnt finish until 2006, i knew i wanted to do a Degree in Fine Art.
Our theme for the foundation year was "A Sense of Place" - i chose my bed; reasons being because of my health i had led a lot of my life on my bed for the last few years. I did not want to do a copy of Emin's bed so looked at other ways of presenting my work on this theme.
A series of images representing the miscarriages.
From two series representing a violent sexual assault that happened on my bed. Because of this experience my project became split between the active and discarded bed.
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