Author: Alan Whitfield
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Captain
Captain lending lines Weaker minds Prophetic patriarch Belly of the beast Followers like yeast Basbaball cap calamity Vitriol verbal depravity No nicotine yet orange fingers That rock suits you well Go on crawl under Come on you are unwell
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Looking Up
“Looking up” was my response to a constant fear of heights. The 10 images where taken in a way to disorientate. Looking up at he walls and vantage points. The work was installed in Caernarfon Castle as part of a IPP Stamp funded ACW Project
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“Humph”
I created a community-based project that was formed around the influence of the 1940’s Mass Observation works in Bolton, England, by Humphrey spender at Tedder House, Llandudno. The work involved a short film created around the perimeter of the Mass Observation Area. For which is used a bike with 3 cameras giving you a forward […]
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Pil Box, One Mile Radius, Oriel Mostyn
I was invited to put work into Mostyn Gallery, Llandudno. The work approached makers in a one mile radius of the Gallery. So sat amongst a great collection of makers from Home made Large format cameras, Painters to Cake Makers. It was a eclectic mix. My work featured was taken in Sicily a few years […]
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Car-nar-von, Carn, Artist Residency
Car-nar-von was the conclusion of my month-long residency with Carn, Caernarfon (March 2018). The residency looked at me in search of the real town. I wanted to investigate the town and put on a performance that connected to a family holiday with relatives that concluded with us be dumped in Bundaberg, Queensland. Three days’ drive […]
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Artist In Residence, Metal, Southend
In December 2017 I took part in my first section of a Residency at Metal in Southend. I proposed the Idea of Pier to Pier. Coming from Llandudno were we have the longest Pier in Wales To Southend’s longest pier in Britain. This was set in stone but on arrival and trip through London, I […]
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Emerging Pathways at Bodelwydden Castle
Here are couple of images from my Emerging Pathways Exhibition at Bodelwydden Castle. I Documented all the sign of small village Tremeirchion on the side of the Clwydian Range i had a clear view of how I wanted the work to look by filling the wall as you walk into the space capturing the shear […]
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