The house of resin where dreams return to Sculpture

I created this as part of my studies for a fine art degree based on memory and destroyed communities. It was my first experiment in the use of resin, by carving the 'House' first in wood then casting it in resin and combining the image of my sister painted in watercolour on toast, no easy task. The image represents our childhood memories growing up in Manchester slums in the 1940`s & 50`s. Bread has a significant associated memory for us both as we were often starving due to food shortages, an abiding memory of discovering the only thing to eat one morning was a curled up crust which the mice had nibbled. The houses we live in absorb the traces of our existence and are locked in long after we leave, the house becomes a repository of memory. This work continues to evolve with air bubbles continuing to be created inside the air pocket of the resin and beginning to hide the image, how long before it can no longer be viewed only time will tell. Should someone be interested in purchasing this, please contact me.

Sculpture:Resin on Plastic

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:5 W x 7 H x 2 D in

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