Aeneas Wilder

Untitled # 104, 2004

Wood
Variable dimensions


One of two installations made for a solo exhibition at the Aomori Contemporary Art Centre, Japan. This work consisted of 3000 lengths of wood balanced in two layers. The work was poised ready to collapse at any moment. The destruction of the initial installation was triggered by gently touching one stick of wood, setting of a chain reaction which toppled the standing sticks.

Artwork type: Installation

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Aimee Clair Layland

Three Towers, 2006

Wheel thrown white stoneware clay with slips,
oxides and an alkaline based glaze
155cm x 100cm x 50cm

Photo credit: Alan Duncan

Floor based sculptural ceramics.

Artwork type: Ceramics

Anna Morris

Composed 2, 2006

Card, oil, pigment, pencil
40cm x 112cm

Photo credit: Emily Bell



Fragile scored and oil soaked card with repeated pencil marks. The work aims to be still and contemplative, with reference to landscape in the way it evokes space and light.

Artwork type: Painting

Steve Messam

Souvenir, 2006

96 red umbrellas, stainless steel, eucalyptus, cedar
500cm x 500cm x 12,000cm

Photo credit: Thomas Cheveriat


Line of three red balls which align with the Pearl Orient Television Tower in Shanghai.

Artwork type: Installation