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Sculpture Gardens & Art Gallery The Wild Things Are

The Wild Things Are

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WETHERLY, Jessica

Material(s): fiberglass

Current Location: Broomhill Estate

Status: available from Broomhill

Additional Information: 2019 National Sculpture Prize Finalist & Judges' Winner

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The Wild Things Are

£0.00

WETHERLY, Jessica

Material(s): fiberglass

Current Location: Broomhill Estate

Status: available from Broomhill

Additional Information: 2019 National Sculpture Prize Finalist & Judges' Winner

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Jessica’s work navigates the blindness of an anthropocentric society; where conflicts of natural and artificial, animate and inanimate, technology, machine and body come into question. Curious critters appear in surreal landscapes, with a sci-fi aesthetic that exposes a certain agency and unravelling of the potential of disorientation. Her work is intuitive and playful, using a range of everyday materials which are worked in a way that reflects her background in traditional sculpture techniques of modelling, moulding and casting.

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