London based visual artist,
student nurse
and art psychotherapist,
working in palliative
and end of life health care.
This work is something to do with voluntary and involuntary expression and what we might leave behind for ourselves and others to see and use.
I am gathering up some things that I (and others) have already made or done or started, and turning these things into digital things.
Some of the digital and abstract things I will probably use again and change. The initial processes that made these things have been forgotten.
I am gathering up some things that I (and others) have already made or done or started, and turning these things into digital things.
Some of the digital and abstract things I will probably use again and change. The initial processes that made these things have been forgotten.
Some of the surfaces contain and hold those processes, others don’t or won’t.
There is probably something morbid about the work, too – frozen moments; dead labour.
If only they could move. Perhaps later the images can be broadcast from other sources or projected onto other surfaces and/or made into moving pictures.
We’ll see.
Andy Ridley
There is probably something morbid about the work, too – frozen moments; dead labour.
If only they could move. Perhaps later the images can be broadcast from other sources or projected onto other surfaces and/or made into moving pictures.
We’ll see.
Andy Ridley