Project outline:CUT/STACK/BURN is a performative re-enactment of a redundant rural activity - furze cutting for domestic fuel (or gorse outside of cornwall). The project uses art installation as a platform to develop a visual conversation about the implications and absence of sustainable approaches in the management of land and its resources. Our current use of energy in an age of climate change becomes a focal point and pivotal issue in this visual debate.
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Sunday, 29 April 2007
From the beginning Neil Armstrong, the director of Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens, had been very supportive of the project and helped me in whatever way he could. But importantly I was left alone to develop the project. Although Tremenheere is developing a name for itself as a venue for environmental art it is not, as yet, open to the public on a regular basis. The fact that Neil opened the garden especially to coincide with the burn event was very much appreciated.
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