Limeflower Heterodoxy, digital image 1
Sharona Franklin
June 10 – July 3, 2020
Creative Access Description
A colour landscape image of a sculptural work being installed in a gallery space with white walls, cement floors and a window wall entrance with cars and green shrubbery outside. The sculpture consists of a paper mache base resembling tree branches with three stalky golden-brown tendrils that rise to a platform at the tops of each stalk. Underneath the sculpture, is a collaged fabric mat printed with images of rats and lab equipment. Two people are standing beside the sculpture. To the left of the sculpture is a person with short, buzzed hair, wearing all black and a face mask, looking away from the camera. The person on the right has long dark hair, wearing a bandana on their head, a red and white long-sleeved flannel shirt and jeans while holding a cane with their left hand, also looking away from the camera. At the back, there are objects possibly used for installation, including cardboard boxes, a yellow milk crate with flowers in it, and folded-up fabric or tarps, sitting on the ground in a corner.Description
Installation shot of Limeflower Heterodoxy.Identifier
2020.0610 LIM I001Extent
1 digital imagePhotographer
Kay SlaterArtist
Sharona FranklinRelated program
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