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The Fellowship will run over the next 18 months creating an exchange of support and learning within ESW.
The Deadline for this opportunity has passed.
A lot of my work is on the cusp between something that’s so beautiful and so wonderful, but also maybe disgusting or wrong.
For me, objects and stories are inseparable, everything has a narrative and I think my job as an artist is to find a platform, an audience, and the purpose for sharing that in an exciting and engaging way.
I’ve always been interested in the spaces between things, the liminal spaces, spaces between the fields and roads. There’s no real purpose for them but they’re developing their own purpose, and their scale was quite good – a short distance that is manageable to move around.
LAST FEW DAYS
Hawthornvale Space
Until 4 June 2023
Everyday, viewable from the street
Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop is excited to announce that Yumiko Ono is the artist selected to represent TOKAS in the for the ESW/TOKAS Residency programme.
I have to say, my painting… I’m not very happy with it. It doesn’t bring me much joy at all. Whereas on the other hand, I find making sculptures very enjoyable. It’s a good thing to do, to engage your brain with even measuring and cutting and the whole process. I think that is very satisfying.
We definitely treat our practice as research. In fact, we’re particularly interested in artistic approaches to art history.
Move into a studio share this summer!
Deadline for Applications:
Monday 22 May, 5pm
I work with large quantities of material, texts and images. I am going through many stages to process that, to select and choose and to make. The computer screen is too small to see more than two images at the same time, this is why there is that big magnetic wall here, an extension of the screen, my playground.
The landscape really inspires me and how mystical it feels. The way the wind blows, you always get a sense that there’s something else. It’s the unseen that inspires me.