LIVING WATER: the river hid Logbook 2014
8 double pages 17 x 43 cm, digital prints on Belgian Linen, bound in leather.
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As inspiration for her latest exhibition, LIVING WATER: the river hid, the artist Annique Goldenberg spent many hours kayaking along the Wilson River and Leycester Creek. As she travelled she took photographs, made sound recordings, sketched, collected water and took notes. Then, back in the studio, she used her reflections on this evidence to create drawings with ink, ice and glass. These drawings were then scanned and enlarged to reveal the hidden world within. For the artist books she digitally manipulated and reflected the photographs from the trips and overlaid them and the sound waves from the recordings onto the scanned drawings. These pages make up the 'logbook' of this journey, a gathering of information and memory both past and present.
The resulting body of works represents a partnership between the artist, the environment and the materials she uses. Loose and evocative, they reinterpret the mood and memory of the river, and allow space for us to meander outside this, to wonder at the miracle of nature and our instinct to understand it.
extract from LRG newsletter