BROADCAST Residency at Aldeburgh South Lookout Tower
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September 2014 with xvi collective
Tuesday 9th until Saturday 13th of September 2014
Caro Halford, Sarah West, Jane Oldfield, Paul Stanley & Kirsty Harris from xvi collective took part in creating new work during the week spent at The South Lookout Tower, inviting other artists and performers, such as Julia Warr to get involved with performances throughout the day on Saturday 13th September.
I created four new pieces of work during the residency;
danger is an anagram of garden - Temporary cress piece grown in the shape of a lightening strike
Prohibited - Temporary cress piece grown in the shape of a prohibited sign
Plucked - A cyanotype of a feather found on the beach made with Aldeburgh sunshine
Danger - A cyanotype print using the stones from the beach to create the shape of a lightening strike
I also showed my audio piece in the the top of the tower, within an installation for the first time, with a red light shining.
With great thanks to our hosts Caroline Wiseman and Francis Carnwath.
The Aldeburgh Lookout Tower in Suffolk
danger is an anagram of garden
Julia Warr Performing on the trumpet
How I Learned to Stop Worrying 1945-2013 installed on the beach
How I Learned to Stop Worrying 1945-2013 installed in the top of the Lookout tower during the day
Aldeburgh Lookout Tower
Prohibited (growing cress piece)
How I Learned to Stop Worrying 1945-2013 installed in the top of the Lookout tower (detail)
danger is an anagram of garden (growing cress piece)
Aldeburgh Lookout Tower
Developing the Plucked cyanotype
Lunch at the Lookout Tower
How I Learned to Stop Worrying 1945-2013 installed in the top of the Lookout tower
Danger and Prohibited
Prohibited growing early on
Sewing the seeds