For an exhibition by "The No Such Thing Collective", Katrina has displayed her glass installation "Little Boy". Follow this link for a review of this work.
Currently on display in Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery, in the Birmingham Open Art show in the Gas Hall.
“…If the radiance of a thousand suns
Were to burst at once into the sky,
That would be like the splendour of the Mighty One...
I am become Death,
The Shatterer of Worlds.”
The Bhagavad-Gita
These are the words quoted by J. Robert Oppenheimer, US Administrator & Astrophysicist (1904 – 1967), at Alamogordo, New Mexico on 16th July 1945: The site of the very first nuclear explosion.
As an extension to research work, looking at
Nuclear Testing and the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in the
Second World War, Katrina is in the process of creating work which
gives an impression of heat and the fusion of glass: encompassing
the banal, everyday life of the common man.
Using transparent materials such as glass and acrylic offers an
omnipresent atmosphere to the work suggesting worlds of lived, half
remembered experiences.
This work will coincide with a 2008 group exhibition in Canada, of
English based artists, exploring the fundamental values of glass and
clay.
Katrina has recently been involved in
the ‘Artists’ Books’ exhibition,
recently on display in Manchester.
Follow this link for a review of this work
Working towards a piece shortlisted for the Canadian Glass & Clay Exhibition, Katrina will be working with stained glass as an extension within her MA studies
Last Updated 18 apr 2007