Alex Ingram
“… A blank page … a blank wall … before the first action or mark …
An illusion of nothingness to be filled …
White is the premise for making …
White prompts …
In the presence of white … the decision to act seems impossible
The essence of white … starting from scratch
White, full in our faces, flat to the eyes … the space we interact with.
The smallest of activities are visible … the tiny traces of our everyday lives.
My presence – and moments of presence – relate to the work as moments of connection and dis-connection. A conversation I have with myself and an invitation to others. Meaning is realised after the work has had time to breathe. A space where objects and subjects with and without context exist. A volume where white works”.
Books
- White Works – more …
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