Exposition

Hinterlands - Between Worlds exhibition (last edited: 2021)

Jim Harold, Susan Brind
open exposition

About this exposition

'Hinterlands' for the exhibition 'Between Worlds' Renmin University of China, Beijing, 2015 The installation, ‘Hinterlands’, comprises two related elements: a wall painting with vinyl text; and four unframed photographic digital prints arranged on adjacent walls. The wall texts are taken from a mixture of diary notes and descriptions of photographic images made by the artists, Brind & Harold, over a number of years whilst on research journeys. The texts are not chronologically ordered but, instead, are intended to be read as a series of text-images. Through typographic layout and proximity, the texts become interrelated whilst not being the direct traces of a linear journey or journeys. Rather, they tell of the small moments of travel and experience (un-photographable in some cases) that act as the truer registers of a journey; whether that journey is outwardly bound or inwardly focused. As a result the work seeks to allow these events and the phrases used to account for them to become liminal spaces - thresholds or hinterlands - through which the viewer's own imagination may engage with the artists’. The photographs of desert space, details of the desert floor taken in the Egyptian a Desert, are similarly intended as the traces of real events and locations, while providing ambiguous spaces of reading and meaning.
typeresearch exposition
keywordsLandscape, culture and nature, collaboration, landscape, nature, culture, language
date24/09/2017
last modified06/07/2021
statusin progress
share statuspublic
affiliationGlasgow School of Art and University of Glasgow
licenseAll rights reserved
urlhttps://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/392513/392514
external linkhttp://news.ruc.edu.cn/archives/103232


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nameBeijing Gallery Crop 01 (final)
copyrightHarold & Brind
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nameBeijing_Wall work 01-2
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