STILL ON THE BEACH


During high summer daylight hours, Aldeburgh beach goers were invited to lie motionless on light sensitive fabric in order to capture moments of stillness on the beach. This camera-less process utilises shadows to create striking blue and white life-size photogram images of bodies that were reinstalled across the shingle and viewed from the Aldeburgh Beach Lookout, or at ground level. The result is a glimpse, or a suggestion of form; a trace.

Still on the Beach was part of Caroline Wiseman’s Aldeburgh Beach Lookout Gallery’s year-long programme Duchamp 100 Years in which contemporary artists made new work that celebrated Duchamp’s continuing influence on art today.



Exhibition Pamphlet for download

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