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Neil Forrest
Thicket


THICKET is a landscape evocation, something fallen but reviving itself via new growth. The gothic mass reflects the asymmetrical growth compositions of nature and produced with the aid of an industrial extruder.
The felled, ox-blood carcasses attempt to remake themselves into a whole - the black wiring cluster is a reunification bid.



Thicket
2005-2006
handbuilt & machine extruded stoneware, lead glazes, plastic tubing, clamps
3.6 m l x 3.8 m w x .6 m h
143”l x 150” w x 26” h
© 2022 by Neil Forrest
exhibited in the Mobile Structures exhibition at the Mackenzie Art Gallery
Regina, SK
Steve Farmer, photography
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