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Simon Fell

Brighton
I make ceramics and draw. The work is Abundant, Resonant, Questioning, Reflective, Collective, Dreamlike, Unexpected, Oblique, Humourous.

I make: Oblique, figurative and associative ceramic sculpture and I run Artists Insight.

The themes in my work evolve over time and have included: Connected forms; Still-lives; Hands and the Handmade; Masculinity and its symbols; Ceramic installations; Ceramics and electric lights. I use my sculpture and drawing artworks to explore the rich complexity of being a man in the post-feminist age and being an artist in the age of multiplicity.

I draw with charcoal and related materials. Drawing is so closely allied to creative thinking in so many processes and I naturally do it all the time without necessarily making anything of it (it's a means to an end usually). Then sometimes I just do it for itself which is more problematic (What's it for? What does it mean? Why am I doing this?) but then all forms of creativity set up dilemmas and problems that demand solutions.

 

Observer with ancestors

Riot of colour

Falling Figures

Enlightenment

Line dancing

Haze phase

Tension Retention

Float complex

Tension extension

Space exploration: Hesitation on the verge of destiny

Karparc

A melodramatic tableau loosely based on H.G. Wells' 'War of the Worlds'

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