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One of the works created was ‘Gallery’, in which we see a representation
of the reception space, the area we are in as we view the work,
displayed on a screen. But what is seen on the screen is an evolving
version of the same space we are in – artworks chosen by the staff
come and go, while quotes reflect their views on art. The work
becomes a reflected virtual reception space in which each staff
member has had the opportunity to create their own personal artistic
statement, while remaining anonymous.
Some staff quotes used
within ‘Gallery’:
“The artist’s
inability to convey a message, or my inability to interpret it,
that’s very frustrating.”
“I can see
as much beauty in a simple shadow as in an ornate ceiling.”
“Should
art only be about the expression of the artist or – should it
try to communicate something?”
“It’s the experience of
being in a gallery rather than the paintings themselves….and watching
people.”
“I got a
painting as a present, it’s got lovely, lovely colours, it’s absolutely
beautiful, it’s gorgeous. Just the colours.”
“Maybe art doesn’t need
a message, maybe the visual impact is enough.”

- Ledingham
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