My sister's been awarded a first class honours in her fine arts degree after eight years balancing part time study with part time work. Her final exhibition was a couple of months ago - introduced here https://audioboom.com/boos/3275106-ba-fine-arts-final-exhibition-2015.
My sister specialised in print-making Exploring through print-making. Some of her papier mache look like death masks, and that's on purpose because she was exploring the theme of mortality. Mortality interested her because of a number of deaths in our family over the last few years while she was studying. Hear her describe her work on this theme at https://audioboom.com/boos/3276557-fine-art-mortality-with-cath-hartnett.
The last photo is of a papier mache of our mother's hand, frail with age. Even through the paper, you can see the wedding ring on her fourth finger.
Tuesday, August 11, 2015
Fine art - first class print making
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Catherine,
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mortality,
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