Monetary Worth Of Zero

Final of the final

The last and final of the origami money sculptures, work still untitled. These will be shown in our FE exhibition. Private view Thursday 7th June. Exhibition 8th - 18th June, closed Sundays. 

Work in progress

What happens behind the work, the mess and the exhibition prep.

Equivalents

The coin assemblages are all equivalents in terms of their monetary value. They each equal a total of £1. Where each sculpture differs is in the type of coin used, the quantity of coins used and the final size and time taken to make each one. Their final value differs as the amount of work I have put in to each one changes with the quantity of coins used to make up the monetary value of £1. The one pence assemblage, took a lo longer than any of the others. Whilst it uses the lowest value coin, it' the highest in value when the time taken to make it is taken into account. 

Origami Money

As my project has progressed I've branched out from using just coins and started using notes to make art works. I think the work speaks for itself.

Just A Little Something

Aside from making artwork for my art course, I do doodle and enjoy my iPhone 4S for capturing moments of things I like in life. A few of these got forgotten a long the way and now I want to share with you a few of my favourite things.

Afternoon Tea, The Savoy 

Everything I like in one

 

Tracy Rowledge, Surface 2012 (left) London on a Sunny Day (right)

Not sure if that is good art? (Left) Upholstered Door (Right

My garden: Winter and Spring

Harry, because he actually looks nice here and not annoying

Summer Fruits

The first daisy, which only led to daisy chains in abundance    Morgan, a friend and fellow art student

Beach Trip

 

Newquay

Summer Holidays

A few creations: Nautical Clock and a doodle

Amanda Wakeley Shoot