JENNY JUDGE
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An ongoing investigation  "Memories from my mother's Button Collection" . 2020/21 Installation pictured is 8' X 4' X 1', but display alters depending on location and size of space. Paper Clay, glaze, lustre, threads, buttons.
 

"I remember sitting on the floor organizing my mother's button collection while she sewed; I am sure she did this to keep me occupied.  This new work-in-progress emphasizes both the power and fragility of memory as each collected button is sewn on to thin walled paper-clay forms. The holes, the gaps, the memories lapsed and forgotten are emphasized with gold lustre and honour the poetics of the lost. These forms appear and disappear against the white wall, pinned delicately to float above their cast shadows, and the viewer immerses themselves into the fragile tones of memory, childhood, domesticity, and the time spent collecting and revisiting a time passed"​

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​"Forest Floor" summer 2020 is an installation created in the Forest in Whistler BC.  The materials used are from the forest floor, and they are molded into forms placed for a viewer to encounter.  It speaks of our relationship to the environment and the potential of wonderment, discovery, and the slow return  of the natural materials to their rightful place.. 

View Film and images HERE


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​I use Drawing and Painting as a way to investigate my subject matter on a different level than the sculptural work.  It offers a different lens, a more spontaneous and intuitive way of working. This drawing is an interpretation of the Forest Floor and was created before I installed the sculptural work.

"Forest Floor" 2020. Chalk Pastel on paper. 36" X 72"


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CONFERENCE PRESENTATION:

Panel presenter: "Craft and Innovation Explored"  Craft@ The Edge Conference, Thursday October 1, 2020.  link to presentation: https://www.craftattheedge.com/innovation



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  • Home
  • C.V
  • SCULPTURE
    • 2021
    • 2020 >
      • Forest Floor
      • Sandstorm
      • Pebbly Bay
    • 2019 >
      • White Sky
      • Alchemy
      • Moonscape
      • Carnival and Cotton Candy
      • Whisperings
    • 2016-2018 >
      • LANDSCAPES >
        • Freestanding and Held Pieces
        • Botanical explorations
        • Wall Pieces
        • Bottles
    • 2012
    • 2008-2010
    • 2009
    • 2007
    • 2005
  • DRAWING
    • No Man's Land
    • Empty Streets, 2021
  • ARCHIVE
    • Glass 2004-2012
    • Technology >
      • 3D printing
      • PotterBot
      • Rhino and Fusion 360
      • Photogrammetry
    • Wearable Art >
      • GAS 2016 fashion show
      • Naughty Knotty 2014
      • Take Off! 2010