Lost in Translation: the materialisation of the mark in the digital age

Title: Lost in Translation: the materialisation of the mark in the digital age
Creator: Brooker, Caelli Jo
Relation: [exhibition]. The University Gallery, University of Newcastle (Newcastle, N.S.W. 1 Feburary-22 Feburary, 2014)
Relation: The University Gallery, University of Newcastle
Resource Type: event
Date: 2014
Description: The work for Caelli Jo Brooker’s PhD exhibition embodies the notion of the rhizome as suggested by Deleuze & Guattari. It is as if they gave the instruction above directly to her, with an understanding of her tendencies, capabilities and process-driven practice. The rhizome, as an organisational model, can be seen as one which resists a linear, chronological structure in favour of a more flexible and dynamic planar movement. Brooker’s work adopts this model as she pushes the boundaries of mark-making, abstracting line and form to a point where beginnings and ends are unidentifiable. Layers are created in her work, both physically and metaphorically, on a series of planes rather than formed along a linear path. This structure is resisted through a contrasting and repeating linear graphicality in form and expression.
Subject: exhibitions; painting; drawing
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.13/1356660
Identifier: uon:31746
Language: eng
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