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CIVILIANS Artworks by Simon Fell Weekends in May 2019
15 May 19

Civilians

  • brighton
  • Ceramics
  • Sculpture
  • south east
Civilians is a show of ceramic sculpture. Much of the work depicts figures in various states of conflict with each other or within themselves. Open Saturdays and Sundays ONLY 11am-5pm. Part of The Brighton Artists Open Houses Festival 2019
Venue
The Garage
Starts
Saturday, May 18, 2019
Ends
Sunday, May 26, 2019
Address
4b Sudeley Place, Brighton BN2 1HF
Location
South East England

  • CIVILIANS Artworks by Simon Fell Weekends in May 2019
  • Aluminium figure on terra cotta base, Limited edition of 15, 2014
  • Falling Figures, Terra cotta on wooden base by Simon Fell
Simon Fell

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Simon Fell

A large part of my job as an artist is to act as a translator for the unconscious mind. Thus my work takes the form of structures, still lives, vehicles, figures and hands. We have a rapidly changing relationship to the use of our hands and craft or ‘tacit’ (bodily know-how) skills in everyday life and work. Whatever skills that I use in handling the material and understanding how it works may show in the finished item but the work also has other content which is likely to overshadow the display of dexterity – both things are going on at the same time, and this is one of the qualities that make the work so engaging to produce.

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