Claire Morgan

[Waterstiller]

Tracing Time

Gone With the Wind

http://www.claire-morgan.co.uk/page65.htm

Part of me thinks INTP's might like her style.
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[Seducer of the Homeless]

her art is amazing, saintly...
such emotion, such melancholy bliss and beautiful sense of desolation. the descent of the animals, a crushing emptiness. this moves me

wow



INTP? maybe/maybe not

she is very skilled, i would say IXFP however

 

[Waterstiller]

her art is amazing, saintly...
such emotion, such melancholy bliss and beautiful sense of desolation. the descent of the animals, a crushing emptiness. this moves me

Glad you like it. I feel the same way about it.

I don't know what her personality type is, but she just really appeals to me. I definitely see her as an N; her work is portraying patterns in nature despite meticulous construction. There's a sterile quality to her work that makes wonder if she's a thinker. I think this (while not her best) sums her up:

Rising Tides

"My work explores change, and the unexpected beauty that can be discovered through the transformation of everyday objects. I have chosen to use pennies for the building blocks of this new work. These naturally fit well within the environment of a shopping centre. I found it interesting that by changing my budget into its most basic components, I have temporarily made it quite useless as currency - demonstrated by the physical exertion required to move a sum as small as £50 from one place to another.

The sculpture should have a subtle organic quality, caused by the human error involved with the time consuming process of building it.
I like the circular motion of the processes involved:
The budget is changed into 'building blocks'.
These are used to form objects that grow, rising upwards until time runs out or they become too fragile to continue.
They are demolished.
The constituent elements are changed back into their original form.

For me this playfully alludes to the cyclical forces of life ande death that have an impact on everything and every one."

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[Ermine]

Wow. I wish I could have the space to try something like that.

 

[Anling]

These are beautiful. I love that she used a gull. Most people seem to hate them. A gull is a perfect bird for a gliding pattern.

I like her style.