Showing posts with label architectural. Show all posts
Showing posts with label architectural. Show all posts

Gateway

Bob Georgeson, Gateway, 2014, Digital print

...to 2015 perhaps?

The future


One of my favourite examples of Australian architecture. The silo and flour mill at Tocumwal on the Murray River in New South Wales. A premonition of the year ahead?

what was the question?

Bob Georgeson, not the answer, 2014, Digital print

Force Field #2

Bob Georgeson, Force Field #2, 2014, Digital print

Ayesha

anonymous waves, Ayesha (she who must be obeyed), 2014, Digital print

A town that's seen better days...






Scenes from the Central Tablelands on the recent trip up north...

More postcards from Bega








Back in the studio after another road trip up north, so 2895 kilometers later trying to remember what I was doing before I left. Well, the short answer is collaborative video work with two exceptional European based artists but that project must remain 'in the wings' until publicly released. Meanwhile, here's a few snaps from beautiful Bega, the 'jewel' of the far south coast..

Force Field

Bob Georgeson, Force Field #1, 2014, Digital print

Been a definite lull in posts this month while I have been working on an exciting collaborative project, which will have to remain an enigma for the moment, but I did manage to whip this one off  between planning and experimentation with my collaborators, and offending arts professionals in my spare time. It does represent a direction I am heading in (the picture that is...). Sorry to disappoint those loyal followers who just come in for the tit and bum...

The Problem with Modern Art #1

Bob Georgeson, Cellular, Date unknown, Photomontage

I had started a whole series of works ages ago under the 'loose' banner of 'The Problem with Modern Art' which referred to my frustration (and annoyance) every time I picked up a copy of Art Forum or a similar art publication and saw what some artists were getting away with (in some cases very successfully!). I describe this kind of art as 'easy', in that it requires little skill or intellect to realize. 'If they can do it then so can I' became the mantra, albeit a bittersweet if not wholly immature sentiment...

But, every now and then I am looking for something and stumble across these never exhibited works and think 'Hey, it doesn't look all that bad!'. And this one has some elements of things I am currently interested in. But I better not give away too much lest you think that I am serious...