The work of Chris Follows has a manufactured yet unique appearance, public and private boundaries are explored and repetition and restraint are a fundamental part of his practice. |
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Exhibitions 2006 - UK Group shows past and present.. |
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Chris Follows - 71 Ranelagh Rd - eVideo 2006 'Flat' exhibition 2006 |
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Painting: Chris has developed a unique style of painting produced through a repetitive application and removal of acrylic paint onto aluminium mesh. Chris is in some way removed from the creative act of painting, he only views the results of his labour once the paint is dry and the painting is turned over. The imagery for Chris’s paintings resonate a sense of loss and irreplaceable time. View the full portfolio of paintings by Chris Follows. |
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Video Internet: Chris is currently exploring the Internet as a creative platform and resource for video/web based artwork. “The internet is already a democratic broadcasting space for everyone and many sites allow you to upload your personal digital footage from mobile phones and DV cameras. Video artist have yet to colonise the Internet as a viable equivalent or alternative to conventional gallery video art/installation. The unique framework and spectatorship of the internet provides an exciting and uncultivated opportunity for all video artist to explore”. |
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Installation: Chris’s installation work includes found, discarded or forgotten objects, collected and stored and reworked and resurrected into new memories and contexts. More.. |
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Community Arts Commissions and Residencies: Arts Council commissioned residency in Golborne W10, www.golborne.org a visual record of time spent in the Golborne area (2003/4). The Arts Cruise’, digital/film collaboration between Chris and 12 young people from St Augustine's school, Westminster exploring developments at the Paddington basin (2004). A yearlong residency at AIT, a software developer based in Henley Chris also assisted artist Richard Layzell on a major public art project in the centre of Maidenhead (2001). More.. |
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NEXT Exhibition: re:INVENTING The Boat’ Acrylic paint and perforated |