Adrift or Homeward Bound
When away for a month in a place such as Venice, the endless narrow lanes become an ocean in which t one can easily lose oneself.
For a month, I walked, ran, swam and navigated Venice. I met people, artworks and sea creatures.
The experience took me on an emotional and physical rollercoaster, exploring my identity as an artist, mother, French native child and researcher of the world.
In this post, I wish to share all the best and most striking moments of this month.
First night in Venice, San Marco's flood- a strong reminder of the threat of Climate Change.
Discovering the view from my own bedroom;
Goodnight San Marco
The family leaving at 6.00am, 9th of August; alone with the research...
Spinning across exhibits, an alternative mean to record, understand, make sense-
https://www.facebook.com/laurence.rushby/videos/2560398370658195/
Masks and Identity in Venice
Of Course, one can not avoid a bit of masquerade in Venice!
Delighted to have won first prize at international fellows evening, for homemade mask from recycled materials. (mine made out of pizza box, hand bag paper stuffing and biennale tog bag handles.
@aspacearts
https://www.facebook.com/laurence.rushby/videos/2565186810179351/?t=2
Me and Cathy Wilkes
For a month, I walked, ran, swam and navigated Venice. I met people, artworks and sea creatures.
The experience took me on an emotional and physical rollercoaster, exploring my identity as an artist, mother, French native child and researcher of the world.
In this post, I wish to share all the best and most striking moments of this month.
Discovering the view from my own bedroom;
Goodnight San Marco
Good morning San Marco
The family leaving at 6.00am, 9th of August; alone with the research...
Spinning across exhibits, an alternative mean to record, understand, make sense-
https://www.facebook.com/laurence.rushby/videos/2560398370658195/
Presenting my research in progress at the Curatorial School of Venice
Masks and Identity in Venice
Of Course, one can not avoid a bit of masquerade in Venice!
Delighted to have won first prize at international fellows evening, for homemade mask from recycled materials. (mine made out of pizza box, hand bag paper stuffing and biennale tog bag handles.
@aspacearts
https://www.facebook.com/laurence.rushby/videos/2565186810179351/?t=2
Me and Cathy Wilkes
Me and Joan Jonas
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