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Antonia Dewhurst
12th March, 2018 - 28th April, 2018
12/03/2018 00:00:00
Llyn Llydaw © Antonia Dewhurst
'Haearn' (the Welsh word for Iron) forms part of a joint exhibition that uniquely combines Antonia's modern day colour study of the corrugated iron woven through the fabric of the rural Welsh landscape, with Pete Davis’ classic Black and White prints from his early 1980‘s series ‘Great Little Tin Sheds of Wales’
For over a century corrugated iron has been woven through the fabric of the rural Welsh landscape. While not unique to the region, it is nevertheless an integral characteristic of our countryside.
Harlech © Antonia DewhurstThe material, loved by some, loathed by others, is so ubiquitous that it often goes unnoticed as it weathers back into the earth.
Rhoshirwaun © Antonia DewhurstHaearn sets out to record what remains of these structures before they disappear entirely.Manod © Antonia Dewhurst
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