Dowsing for Water | 01/06/12-16/06/12 | The Salon, Bristol
Our initial project was a collaborative exhibition, which examined water using rhythmic cycles, sensory experiences, digital extractions and historic mapping. We borrowed the idea of immersion as a means to make-work, which was taken literally, metaphorically and as a way to physically envelop the viewer.
The exhibition space was an empty premises in Redcliffe owned by Bristol City Council, leased for free to non-profit organizations. We now refer to it as The Salon as it was previously a beauty salon. It is appropriately located next to the New Cut River, a distinctive man made and tidal water way.
Exhibition notes below written by Chloe Penman.
The exhibition space was an empty premises in Redcliffe owned by Bristol City Council, leased for free to non-profit organizations. We now refer to it as The Salon as it was previously a beauty salon. It is appropriately located next to the New Cut River, a distinctive man made and tidal water way.
Exhibition notes below written by Chloe Penman.
