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Lydia Halcrow

Bristol
I am an artist, researcher and educator. I work in collaboration with places that are rapidly flooding and eroding, making with earth, about the earth. The work is a conversation between my walking body, and traces of erosion and decay.

I make paintings, drawings and prints that are based on walks with a place and using walking as a way to closely observe the materials and processes that give a place its unique identity. All of these tiny marks act as clues telling us how we navigate and exist within a place, the textures of the surfaces underfoot, what features will alter with the weather over time, the traces we leave behind. Coming together the work forms alternative maps of a place, re-mapping the overlooked that hold fragile records of entropy, materials and mark-making, mainly on metal and paper. 

www.lydiahalcrow.com

Instagram: @lydiahalcrow

 

 

 

Residue

Vessel

Relic

Deep Time Walks

Walking Drawings

Eight Score Walks - Deluge

Beneath my Feet

Beneath My Feet - Scale

Beneath my Feet

Scratching The Surface

Scratching the Surface

Ghost

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