Malleable Terrain
July 19, 2010
MALLEABLE TERRAIN
New collaborative works created by Greg Farndon & Jason Jones.
The project reunites the two artists again after a 9 year period
bringing together their eclectic vision for these experimental works.
POLYETHYLENEGHOSTS
July 13, 2010
POLYETHYLENEGHOSTS are a part of the ECHOEDLIGHT series.
Utilising discarded 35mm photographic film.
AVAILABLE SOON in book form.
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SOUNDFIREFLICKER
July 01, 2010
A sketch proposal for the work SOUNDFIREFLICKER
An ongoing photographic project utilising discarded 35mm film.
Part of the ECHOEDLIGHT series.
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May 12, 2010
New work
Posted by Greg on 05/12Photography •
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May 11, 2010
New work in progress
Posted by Greg on 05/11Photography •
Myxomatosis At The Mansion
April 09, 2010
MYXOMATOSIS AT THE MANSION 2010
Enhanced drawings inspired by a dream
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DREADNOUGHT 2010
Experiments with electrical tape 2009Avoidance
April 09, 2010
AVOIDANCE 1998
Experimental photograph
Photography •
DEADMONSABED 2008Devoid Of Element
April 09, 2010
DEVOID OF ELEMENT 2005
Portrait of the artist Greg Farndon
Taken by Photographer Sean Strong
Photography •
Holding Up Manhattan
April 09, 2010
HOLDING UP MANHATTAN 2004
Portrait of the artist Greg Farndon
Photography •
SoulOfTheParty
April 09, 2010
SOULOFTHEPARTY Diptych 2008
acrylic / wax / reclaimed board
Painting •
GhostTraverser
April 09, 2010
GHOSTTRAVERSER 2008
Acrylic / reclaimed board
Posted by Greg on 04/09
Painting •
ThisWayUp
April 08, 2010
THIS WAY UP
2009
Reclaimed Board / Acrylic / Mixed Media / Varied Size
The works ‘THIS WAY UP’ address the idea that everything has potential beyond its original purpose, possesing an inherent beauty which is ever present but frequently overlooked. Combining unique painting techniques and found objects. The work raises the status of something as simple as a packing crate or hoarding, revitalising its position from everyday functional object to art object. “Working in a sculpture foundry, brought to my attention that the packing crates, used to protect sculptures and similar art works, often appeared to hold more intrigue & purpose than the art works themselves. Distribution and shipping information, scuffing and random numbers or scribbling on the crates, gave them a greater sense of purpose than just haulage devices “. The pieces are designed to be lent against the wall rather than hung, thus keeping true to the subject & taking on a sculptural as well as painterly dimension.
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