About the author
Sonya Robinson is Senior Lecturer in Photography and a founder member of the Walking Arts Research Group in Media Arts.
In this post, Sonya discusses her contribution to the walking / art / app project SOLAR: Walking at the Speed of Light.
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Thank you to all of you who attended the Private View of Solar – Walking at the Speed of Light on Tuesday 14th March. It was a great success with excellent feedback on individual works and the show as a whole. |
The Walking Arts Research Group has given me the opportunity to develop my practice and to establish links with fellow practitioners at SHU opening-up cross-disciplinary dialogue. | |
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The Solar project has allowed me to extend my practice in a way that I would not have conceived, challenging my working methodology including working in the studio. |
Dissemblance and figuration as conceptual and aesthetic strategies have driven my practice and my response to ‘Venus’ worked within this framework. | |
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Venus has the slowest rotation of all the planets rending beauty still. Dissolution of form represents the loss, (that pulls like a gravitational force), central in the desire for beauty and permanence. |
Please note: Views expressed are those of the Author(s) and do not necessarily reflect those of SHU, C3RI or the C3RI Impact Blog.
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