

In this installation defining the boundaries between art and architecture are tested further. The two large plaster forms appear to be literally peeling away the surface of the walls exposing the brickwork underneath and blurring the differences between the two. As the viewer moves through the space an intimate sense of space is evoked as the exposed brickwork is investigated, in contrast to the larger sense of scale created by the two forms as they loom over you. Coloured pigment was used to link the work to the existing Victorian stained glass windows using a fresco technique.
Blue, Red & Green - General View
All Plaster, expamat, timber.
Permanently sited at the University of Newcastle, School of Architecture
Newcastle upon Tyne
Blue, Red & Green - General View
Blue, Red & Green - View of Blue sculpture from the upper landing
(4000mm x 3000mm approx)
Blue, Red & Green - View of Blue sculpture from the middle landing
(3500mm x 3500mm approx.)
Blue, Red & Green - View of Red/Green sculpture from the lower landing
(3500mm x 3500mm approx)