Her work has been included in 100 Painters of Tomorrow and The Catlin Guide in 2014. She graduated from the Royal College of Art, with an MA Painting in 2013. Fisk-Vittori reveals the devices through which we experience and manipulate our environment, and analyzes our attempts to commodify the natural world.įreya Douglas-Morris is a British artist living and working in London. The arrangements feature both deliberate and casual formations that satirize advertisements and lifestyle magazines. Disturbance Ecology brings together an ecosystem of hypothetical weather machines, landscaping scenarios, and animal repellants. There is a tactility to the paper works which will be exhibited unframed, so that the quality of the painted, collaged and printed paper is as visible and apparent.Ĭarson Fisk-Vittori constructs environments integrating images, artifacts and flora to analyze the complex interactions between humans and the dynamic landscape. The movement of the water-based paints are quick and immediate, the collaged areas are created without too much preparation, torn and cut without a lot of mapping out. The exhibition will include works on paper, a mixture of watercolour, gouache, collage, ink and woodcuts. She likes to gather and collect imagery and ideas memory, editing, pattern and design all play a part, as does the illusion of a narrative. The paintings by Freya Douglas-Morris refer to ideas of travel, of crossing thresholds into another environment. In Peckham, an area which has undergone vast changes in recent years, this initiative will be a commentary on social movement and movement as a less perceptible form of inhuman mobility at large, an organic mobility that operates perhaps on different scales from people to plants. Plantón Móvil has occurred yearly since 2010 in different communities throughout Lima and was commissioned for the United Nations Climate Change Conference in 2014.
The Peruvian artist Lucia Monge will organise the first ever Plantón Móvil, in collaboration with the gallery, in Peckham to mark the end of the exhibition in July 2016.
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The five artists Freya Douglas-Morris, Carson Fisk-Vittori, May Hands, Lucia Monge and Nicole Vinokur were invited to respond to the exhibition through a range of media, and to the space through a series of site-specific projects and installations. The exhibition and surrounding events aimed to utilise public space to activate impulses, which stem from mobility/immobility, equipping participants with the tools to change their neighbourhoods, cities, and states.
The exhibition was an example of human-ecosystem collaboration, bringing together artists and a florist in residence for a series of workshops and events to create an environment where another kind of culture can flourish, together with Peckham and London communities at large. Participating artists: Freya Douglas-Morris, Carson Fisk-Vittori, May Hands, Lucia Monge, Nicole Vinokur.Īrtificial Arcadia served as forum for events and workshops, it will become a performance space, and a platform for artworks that emerge from current concerns with cultivation, artificial production, collective organising, activism and arranging.
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