Spatial Practices : Experimental drawing and alternative photography.

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Visual artist working in the UK. UCA Farnham, Interior Design MA. Canterbury School of Architecture, Spatial Practices MA. University of Southampton, Visual Fine Art BA hons. Epsom School of Art and Design, Ceramics HSND.

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  • Littoral Strip (detail)

    Visual remnants from drawn trace of a human body after processes and mappings. Rating: Currently 0/5 stars. 1 2 3 4 5 Share Twitter Facebook Favourites  Views: 2 View Full Size Tags: absences, alternative, anthropology, archaeology, architecture, More…art, artist, blue, body, contemporary, cyanotype, drawing, duration, fluidity, ink, installation, landscape, littoral, material, paper, partial, photography, practices,…

  • Inside the camera obscura

    via artreview.com

  • Inside the camera obscura – artreview.com

    Inside the camera obscura – artreview.com.

  • Russell Moreton: Spatial Practices.

    Still Life: “on reflection”, a photo by Russell Moreton on Flickr. Dialogues between materials, creative gestures,vessels for thoughts. via russellmoreton.blogspot.com

  • Russell Moreton:Plan Chest, with pierced photogram. – ART-ON-GOOGLE

    via art-on-google.com Creative practice open for public scrutiny, Winchester Discovery Centre 2011.

  • Related Visually:Space/Presence/Drawing Acts., a set on Flickr. (Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/russellmoreton/5363402123/in/set-72157629313458907/)

  • Spatial drawing with sound, lead and timer (detail) 2011

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  • Littoral Strip (detail)

    Visual remnants from drawn trace of a human body after processes and mappings. Rating: Currently 0/5 stars. 1 2 3 4 5 Share Twitter Facebook Favourites  Views: 2 View Full Size Tags: absences, alternative, anthropology, archaeology, architecture, More…art, artist, blue, body, contemporary, cyanotype, drawing, duration, fluidity, ink, installation, landscape, littoral, material, paper, partial, photography, practices,…

  • Inside the camera obscura

    via artreview.com

  • ericadamajournal: “Sometimes people have the idea that art should be highly refined. But I always believed that one could make art out of simple, humble things. Small things can be transcendental. They can change our way of looking at the world. I think it’s important to make art out of  almost anything”. Antoni Tapies. (Source: http://www.ericadamajournal.blogspot.com)