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Another’s Land
Item Code: RJ-70727
Mixed media assemblage
Date of Work
2015
Signed
Signed
Height (cm)
54.5
Width (cm)
46
Bitumen, Storm / Leach’s Petrel Remains (N. Rona), Blackbird Beak, Horsehair.
An uncharted polar landscape. Signs of abandoned settlement and extinct life on the ice floes are mapped and magnified for study and interpretation.
An uncharted polar landscape. Signs of abandoned settlement and extinct life on the ice floes are mapped and magnified for study and interpretation.
Richard James was born in 1963 in Northampton. He has works in private collections all over the UK and US. Much of his work makes strong use of astronomical association: an attempt to recognise the greater mystery inherent in the commonplace fragments of exhausted life. He strives to offer glimpses of the unknown, to uncover fragments of hidden mystery and explore the subliminal landscape concealed by the everyday.
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