Artists
Felicity Hammond
In the installation Public Protection, Private Collection, Felicity Hammond examines the industrial landscape and its relationship with luxury, a form of utopian consumerism endemic to the urban context. She plays on representation and visibility; she contrasts up-scale architectural propositions with the wastage required for the construction of such luxurious sites. Using a formal language with dystopian overtones, she proposes a visual and spatial translation of the alienation provoked by the urban fabric. The work’s various elements—construction materials, industrial objects, refined products, prints on PVC, re-engineered vinyl—create a structure that anticipates, even materializes, its ruin and that, all the more immense, of a capitalist world.
Exhibited work(s):
Public Protection, Private Collection (2016)
- Born
- 1988, Birmingham, United Kingdom
- Countries / Nations
- United Kingdom
- Lives
- London, United Kingdom
- Website
- felicityhammond.com
Works
Felicity Hammond
Public Protection, Private Collection
2019
Vinyl, timber, photographic prints on acrylic, chromogenic print, thermal insulation, concrete, strip lights, dust sheets, foam, variable dimensions
Exhibition view, VOX, centre de l’image contemporaine, Montréal
Photo credit: Photo credit: Jean-Michael Seminaro
© MOMENTA | Biennale de l’image and VOX, centre de l’image contemporaine.
Felicity Hammond
Public Protection, Private Collection
2019
Vinyl, timber, photographic prints on acrylic, chromogenic print, thermal insulation, concrete, strip lights, dust sheets, foam, variable dimensions
Exhibition view, VOX, centre de l’image contemporaine, Montréal
Photo credit: Photo credit: Jean-Michael Seminaro
© MOMENTA | Biennale de l’image and VOX, centre de l’image contemporaine.