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University for the Creative Arts. MA Degree Show 2021

Exhibition  /  NewTalentsByKlimt02  /  01 Sep 2021
 
Published: 13.12.2021
Body piece: Inside Out by Maddy Barnet.Jesmonite, oxidised copper, cotton.. 2021.15 x 7 x 15 cm.Unique piece . . My exploration into the interiority of the physical body has led me to focus on internal folds present in the intestines. Intestines are hidden organs that are often overlooked but perform an essential role in supporting life itself. The beauty I see in the intestines lies within the folds that exist, hidden and important as we unconsciously move about our lives without giving it a second thought. By ruching fabric and piping Jesmonite, I communicate the depth and movement visible in the intestines when the intricacies are revealed to us. I contrast this dynamism by constructing frames, which behave as an exoskeleton, suggesting containment and a level of restriction. The pieces are created as if ‘consuming’ the body: an external representation of the internal, visually celebrating the fold and worn as jewellery objects. .  . Maddy Barnet
Body piece: Inside Out, 2021
Jesmonite, oxidised copper, cotton.
15 x 7 x 15 cm
Unique piece

My exploration into the interiority of the physical body has led me to focus on internal folds present in the intestines. Intestines are hidden organs that are often overlooked but perform an essential role in supporting life itself. The beauty I see in the intestines lies within the folds that exist, hidden and important as we unconsciously move about our lives without giving it a second thought. By ruching fabric and piping Jesmonite, I communicate the depth and movement visible in the intestines when the intricacies are revealed to us. I contrast this dynamism by constructing frames, which behave as an exoskeleton, suggesting containment and a level of restriction. The pieces are created as if ‘consuming’ the body: an external representation of the internal, visually celebrating the fold and worn as jewellery objects.
 
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Intro
Held at the Crafts Study Centre UCA in early September 2021, the MA Jewellery graduates exhibited their final collections alongside MA Ceramics and Glass graduates. They were fortunate to be able to hold a physical, in-person exhibition and to have had uninterrupted university workshop access since March 2020.
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