Daisy Richardson - Ripple Marks
Ripple Marks is an exhibition of new sculpture and drawing by artist Daisy Richardson inspired by poetry by Edwin Morgan and Major-General Frank M Richardson.
About Daisy Richardson - Ripple Marks
Exhibition of new sculpture and drawing by artist Daisy Richardson inspired by poetry from 'Sonnets From Scotland' by Edwin Morgan and 'The Public and the Bomb' by Major-General Frank M Richardson.
The exhibition will include a life size model of a cold war era listening post bunker re imagined in fabric and wood. Visitors will be able to go inside the structure to experience the dimensions of these hard to access buildings. There will also be a piece based on an ancient fossil and fabricated gold crystals.
The work takes in themes from the anthropocene, the formation of the earth to deep time and nuclear threat.
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