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Exquisite Corpses

This multiple wall work was conceived for an exhibition entitled Host, a group exhibition curated by Anastasia Lewis, who invited artists from a range of disciplines to exhibit work in another medium. Shown at Kingsgate Gallery in London in October 2013, Exquisite Corpses comprised 4 figurative wall pieces made from wax, plaster and plaster bandage, fabric and drawing. It echoed the childhood game of Consequences where sections of the figure are created by different people, a device used by the Surrealists to engage with the notion of chance in their practice.

Photos by Kaz Takabatake

Exquisite Corpses, installation shot, 2013
Exquisite Corpses, installation shot, Host (and Higher Than The Sun, by Simon Periton), 2013
Exquisite Corpse, 2013, cast paper pulp, wax, plaster
Exquisite Corpse, 2013, cast paper pulp, wax, plaster
Exquisite Corpse, 2013, 
cast paper pulp, wax, plaster, charcoal on paper
Exquisite Corpse, 2013, cast paper pulp, wax, plaster, charcoal on paper
Exquisite Corpse, 2013, 
cast paper pulp, wax, plaster, fabric, charcoal on paper
Exquisite Corpse, 2013, cast paper pulp, wax, plaster, fabric, charcoal on paper
Exquisite Corpse, 2013, cast paper pulp, plaster, charcoal on paper
Exquisite Corpse, 2013, cast paper pulp, plaster, charcoal on paper