Artists in Residence - ebook
‘Artists in Residence’ is a collection of collaborative artworks created with 52 Victorian Artists in Lockdown 2.0.
Over 3 weeks Suzanne Phoenix created virtual photographic portraits with 52 artists over Zoom calls while catching up and chatting about how we were coping. But that wasn’t the end of the collaborative process. Each artist was then given their virtual portrait via email and they responded to it in their own way. These included digital modification, illustrations, sewing onto the photo or printing it and even rolling it in a ball, planting it and watering it for a week and then drying it with a hairdryer and photographing the final artwork.
This publication includes the virtual portraits, the finished artwork and the artists written response to their coronavirus experience.
This is the ebook version available as a digital download.
Self-published 2020
Size: A4
104 pages
‘Artists in Residence’ is a collection of collaborative artworks created with 52 Victorian Artists in Lockdown 2.0.
Over 3 weeks Suzanne Phoenix created virtual photographic portraits with 52 artists over Zoom calls while catching up and chatting about how we were coping. But that wasn’t the end of the collaborative process. Each artist was then given their virtual portrait via email and they responded to it in their own way. These included digital modification, illustrations, sewing onto the photo or printing it and even rolling it in a ball, planting it and watering it for a week and then drying it with a hairdryer and photographing the final artwork.
This publication includes the virtual portraits, the finished artwork and the artists written response to their coronavirus experience.
This is the ebook version available as a digital download.
Self-published 2020
Size: A4
104 pages
‘Artists in Residence’ is a collection of collaborative artworks created with 52 Victorian Artists in Lockdown 2.0.
Over 3 weeks Suzanne Phoenix created virtual photographic portraits with 52 artists over Zoom calls while catching up and chatting about how we were coping. But that wasn’t the end of the collaborative process. Each artist was then given their virtual portrait via email and they responded to it in their own way. These included digital modification, illustrations, sewing onto the photo or printing it and even rolling it in a ball, planting it and watering it for a week and then drying it with a hairdryer and photographing the final artwork.
This publication includes the virtual portraits, the finished artwork and the artists written response to their coronavirus experience.
This is the ebook version available as a digital download.
Self-published 2020
Size: A4
104 pages
