Little nothings, mementoes of home, fragile tokens. Objects and installations that bring together concrete, steel, butterfly wings and air.
Making pieces informed by a network of associations, Julieann Worrall Hood brings together the personal, political and environmental in poetic, tangential ways.
This collage-like visual language is created out of the raw materials of her life and surroundings in rural Wiltshire. Weaving together the known and the intuited, memories, storytelling, the elemental patterns in nature and migration; migration in nature and humanity and the migration of ideas, materials and making methods across places, cultures and time.
The tiny, fragile sculptures and kinetic installations evoke how stories are constructed and told, and how we use them to make sense of our lives.
The Vulnerability of Hope
2016. Concrete and ethically sourced butterfly wings. 20cm x 20cm x 20cm
Swarm
2016. Found cage, inked newspaper fragments, fan.