Title: Two goldfish and more Description: “The goldfish stand in for people as I explore this moment of my life.” Katie Blundell 2008 |
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Title: Looking left crossing the road Description: “The Why did the chicken cross the road series was the first paintings I made after our big move from the city to the country. I was thinking about the decision we had made and the unknown future. I was reminded of the old joke, along with the countless possible answers.” Katie Blundell 2014 |
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Title: Cool Pop No 2 Mobile Description: “Inspired by being pregnant, Alexander Calder’s mobiles, the organic forms of Dinosaur Designs and the Abstract expressionist painter Max Gimblett I started to create mobiles. As I started I was reminded of an educational legend “I believe this passionately: that we don’t grow into creativity, we grow out of it. Or rather we are educated out of it” Ken Robinson. I decided my mobiles would be Kinetic Fine Art, open ended and for all ages. Cool Pop No 2 Mobile uses bright colour and simple geometric form, the process of making is organic with the sculpture growing like it has a mind of its own.” Katie Blundell 2014 |
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Title: Untitled mind map 4 Description: “Untitled mind map no 1-4 captures personal stories using visual code inspired by the aboriginal tradition of sharing knowledge through painting.” Katie Blundell 1997 |
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Title: Untitled mind map 3 Description: “Untitled mind map no 1-4 captures personal stories using visual code inspired by the aboriginal tradition of sharing knowledge through painting.” Katie Blundell 1997 |
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Title: Untitled mind map 2 Description: “Untitled mind map no 1-4 captures personal stories using visual code inspired by the aboriginal tradition of sharing knowledge through painting.” Katie Blundell 1997 |
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Title: Untitled mind map 1 Description: “Untitled mind map no 1-4 captures personal stories using visual code inspired by the aboriginal tradition of sharing knowledge through painting.” Katie Blundell 1997 |
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Title: Orchard mind map 3 Description: “Orchard mind map captures a personal story using visual code inspired by the aboriginal tradition of sharing knowledge through painting.” Katie Blundell 1997 |
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Title: Orchard mind map 2 Description: “Orchard mind map captures a personal story using visual code inspired by the aboriginal tradition of sharing knowledge through painting.” Katie Blundell 1997 |
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Title: Orchard mind map 1 Description: “Orchard mind map captures a personal story using visual code inspired by the aboriginal tradition of sharing knowledge through painting.” Katie Blundell 1997 |
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Title: Dark Description: “Dark is part of the mind map series which uses the aboriginal tradition of capturing events and knowledge in images, inspired by the country at night I used black paper to add mood to the print.” Katie Blundell 1997 |
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Title: 4 Plates Description: “4 Plates is about personal loss, the plates represent a member of the family no longer at the dinner table” Katie Blundell 1997 |
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Title: Bus house Description: “The end of the world series was inspired by a trip to Ahipara, where I fell in love with the beauty and simplicity of these buildings in the environment and begged the question what do we need to be happy.” Katie Blundell 2010 |
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Title: Brown House Description: “The end of the world series was inspired by a trip to Ahipara, where I fell in love with the beauty and simplicity of these buildings in the environment and begged the question what do we need to be happy.” Katie Blundell 2010 |
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Title: Blue house Description: “The end of the world series was inspired by a trip to Ahipara, where I fell in love with the beauty and simplicity of these buildings in the environment and begged the question what do we need to be happy.” Katie Blundell 2010 |
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Title: Toaster and caravan Description: “The end of the world series was inspired by a trip to Ahipara, where I fell in love with the beauty and simplicity of these buildings in the environment and begged the question what do we need to be happy.” Katie Blundell 2010 |
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Title: End of the World Description: “The end of the world series was inspired by a trip to Ahipara, where I fell in love with the beauty and simplicity of these buildings in the environment and begged the question what do we need to be happy.” Katie Blundell 2010 |
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Title: Selfish Description: “The Star Series documents my thinking around what it takes to become a star including ambition, hard work, talent, determination, belief and risk taking. Stars often, in my opinion, have to sacrifice a great deal of themselves, whilst pulling together many fragments in order to be successful.” Katie Blundell 2014 |
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Title: Self Badge Description: “The Star Series documents my thinking around what it takes to become a star including ambition, hard work, talent, determination, belief and risk taking. Stars often, in my opinion, have to sacrifice a great deal of themselves, whilst pulling together many fragments in order to be successful.” Katie Blundell 2014 |
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Title: Becoming a star Description: “The Star Series documents my thinking around what it takes to become a star including ambition, hard work, talent, determination, belief and risk taking. Stars often, in my opinion, have to sacrifice a great deal of themselves, whilst pulling together many fragments in order to be successful.” Katie Blundell 2014 |
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Title: Less is more Description: “The Star Series documents my thinking around what it takes to become a star including ambition, hard work, talent, determination, belief and risk taking. Stars often, in my opinion, have to sacrifice a great deal of themselves, whilst pulling together many fragments in order to be successful.” Katie Blundell 2014 |
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Title: Chance Description: “The Hunting series deals with the concept that you have to be in to win, with the ever present chance of failure. They are about being excited, daunted and open to learning.” Katie Blundell 2012 |
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Title: Risk Taking Environment Description: “The Hunting series deals with the concept that you have to be in to win, with the ever present chance of failure. They are about being excited, daunted and open to learning.” Katie Blundell 2012 |
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Title: Tugger Description: “24/7 Tugger was designed to be a diptych with the boats looking like they will crash into each other. They also work by themselves as individuals. They are a comment on the habitual nature of our lives and challenge us, to not take things too seriously.” Katie Blundell 2013 |
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Title: 24-7 Description: “24/7 Tugger was designed to be a diptych with the boats looking like they will crash into each other. They also work by themselves as individuals. They are a comment on the habitual nature of our lives and challenge us, to not take things too seriously.” Katie Blundell 2013 |
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Title: Royal no 1 mobile Description: “Inspired by being pregnant, Alexander Calder’s mobiles, the organic forms of Dinosaur Designs and the abstract expressionist painter Max Gimblett, I started to create mobiles. As I started I was reminded of an educational legend “I believe this passionately: that we don’t grow into creativity, we grow out of it. Or rather we are educated out of it” Ken Robinson. I decided my mobiles would be kinetic fine art, open ended and for all ages. Royal no 1 is the first mobile I made. It was in anticipation of my own child, that I would treat like precious royalty.” Katie Blundell 2014 |
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Title: Back to the future No 7 mobile Description: “Inspired by being pregnant, Alexander Calder’s mobiles, the organic forms of Dinosaur Designs and the abstract expressionist painter Max Gimblett, I started to create mobiles. As I started I was reminded of an educational legend “I believe this passionately: that we don’t grow into creativity, we grow out of it. Or rather we are educated out of it” Ken Robinson. I decided my mobiles would be kinetic fine art, open ended and for all ages. Back to the future No 7 mobile looks backwards in order to move forward.” Katie Blundell 2014 |
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Title: Natural No 3 mobile Description: “Inspired by being pregnant, Alexander Calder’s mobiles, the organic forms of Dinosaur Designs and the abstract expressionist painter Max Gimblett, I started to create mobiles. As I started I was reminded of an educational legend “I believe this passionately: that we don’t grow into creativity, we grow out of it. Or rather we are educated out of it” Ken Robinson. I decided my mobiles would be kinetic fine art, open ended and for all ages. Natural No 3 mobile was inspired by watching my Dad an experienced Orchardist prune a tree by looking for its natural balance.” Katie Blundell 2014 |
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