Showing posts with label Weeds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Weeds. Show all posts

7 Apr 2021

A Culture of Transgression



The images (above and below) presents a collection of extracted details from a single old discarded ‘mosaic’ of aerial photographs of the China Clay mining area in Cornwall (UK). Whilst artist-in-residence at Wheal Martyn Museum in 2018, I discovered a large (6ft x 4 ft) glass-framed assemblage - technically termed an ‘uncontrolled mosaic’ - dating from about fifty years ago.

27 Feb 2019

Landscapes In Limbo part 4




SENSITIVE CHAOS @ Orford Ness
a creative installation project by Antony Lyons
APRIL-OCT 2019 
Part of the ‘Limbo Landscapes Lab’ project 
supported by Arts Council England and the Heritage Futures research project (AHRC)



“Nothing is weaker than water,
But when it attacks something hard
Or resistant, then nothing withstands it,
And nothing will alter its way.”
Tao Teh Ching (via Bruce Lee)


Sensitive Chaos * - flow, change and futures on Orford Ness  From April to October 2019, the National trust site of Orford Ness (UK) will be hosting works by environmental artist, Antony Lyons. As a creative researcher attached to the Heritage Futures academic project, Lyons creates ‘geo-poetic’ responses to landscape situations that are ‘in-between’, and undergoing transformation. The presented works reflect his explorations with people and landscape, based on visits over the past two years. Working with invited participants, he will use image and sound installation to give exposure to human, non-human and biophysical aspects of this unique place.

20 Jan 2019

Landscapes in Limbo part3

Poster for Limbo Landscape Lab (2018)

With special thanks to:
Nick and Ellen (Letterpress Collective, Bristol)
Adrian Utley (Musician-Composer)



17 Jul 2017

Landscapes In Limbo - part1

Section of Google-Earth track of first joint field trip by Antony Lyons and Caitlin DeSilvey in Cornwall in 2014
Landscapes in Limbo

JULY 2017
part 1 - juxtapositions and speculations


Two years into a four-year creative research involvement with the boundary-pushing academic project, Heritage Futures, I’m taking stock of what’s slowly emerging within my field of view; attending to the germinating seeds of some site-inspired video-sonic creative responses - or activations - in three 'landscapes in limbo'.