
In a polarised world, we seek solace in the interstices, those allusive spaces between where possibility flourishes, where poetry is found. This is the territory of the artist, fuelled with an inquiring mind, intend on the deployment of accumulated knowledge. In this liminal zone, Helen Britton discovers the extraordinary in the everyday and re-focuses our understanding of what it means to be human./ Ted Snell
A text to understand Helen Britton's work. Published at her last catalogue edited on occasion of her exhibition Interstices at Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery.
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