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ON THIS MONTH: ART FOCUS ON: Presumptuous Views Work in progress, mixed media, Nikki Davidson-Bowman It looks like lots of photos, stitched together… It’s the transparancies from a number of slides. Where did you get them? From a house clearance company. The person who took them died, with no relatives, and the slides were otherwise destined for the skip. They were taken between the 60s and the 2000s, and mostly they are of landscapes, or of buildings. A lot of them were taken around Sussex. Are they good pictures? Not particularly. They are very… ordinary. There are rarely any people in them. It’s the world seen through someone else’s eyes, re-catalogued by me. I have to be very meticulous and rather anal, but reorganising things helps me find a pathway through it. It’s my way of dealing with chaos. What other media are involved in the piece? There was also a box full of love letters. These were as personal as the photos were impersonal. I’ll be using them in the work. And there will be sound involved, too. You like working with found objects… I do. I also like working with found words. Words I find in magazines and books, mostly. I find it difficult to read, without thinking ‘where’s that scalpel?’ Who have you been influenced by? People who tell stories. Cornelia Parker. Mary Kelly. David Bowie - he wrote some of his songs using a ‘cutups’ technique. You’ve got a lot of space to display the work. The whole of the gallery. I’ll have Monday to Friday to set up the work, and over the weekend it will be on display. I like what’s being done with this space. It’s all about experimentation, and experimentation is a good thing, in life as in art. What artwork would you hang from your desert island palm tree? Witness by Susan Hiller - not sure how the technicalities of the installation would work on my island but there's always a way! I remember when I first saw this piece at Tate Britain how it blew me away - intrigue, confusion, technically amazing - I left wanting to know more. It would mean I was always surrounded by other people's stories and their versions of reality. AL Martyrs’ Gallery (formerly Hop), Sat 4th, Sun 5th. Two other artists have week-long residencies culminating in shows at the gallery, Alex Julyan (11th, 12th) and Francesca Duffield (18th, 19th). 51
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