21st Faith

[laughs, claps]
[Kevin Uchiha is selected to be the next one to speak]
Kevin:
Theodore:
Kevin:
Ella:
Kevin:
Ella:
To go back on this piece in particular, I think what I enjoyed
was the documentation of evolution, it is the evolved process
of the shards of metal I am looking more at the correlation
of the shape with regards to certain things that I can pick out
from, but I do not know to what extent it was intentional
and to what extent the shape would effect the final outcome
at the very end.
Thank you.
With Faith to my take, as a concept, it is important. I think
it comes in very different shapes and sizes, the most typical
form of Faith amongst humanity is actually only found
amongst the very precipice of defeat, so I think we only refer
to faith as a tool when you have nowhere else to go.
[Do] you think faith is a tool that should be used when
people are very low and seeking it Or used when you are
happy as well? As in it should not be used as like a panic
button like ‘oh I’m going to find something to believe in
because I am in a bad place?’ People should use faith a…
Yes, with the best methodology to it. Especially with regards,
let’s say technology being a huge variable today I think the
inherit faith, the trust that is expected amongst corporate
companies that we put into, let’s say Apple for example, you
are trusting your bank account that tells you stuff, in a way
it is evolving that we like it or not.
I think this exhibition shows how varied the opinions
and ideas surround one word. Grace you want to talk about
your work? It would be interesting to hear as yours has
something quite different to what we’ve talked about
in terms of nature.
[Ella introduces artist Grace McLoughlin]
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