Art work
 

For more recent art work go to   http://www.janetbrownartwork.co.uk

 

 

As a student at Duncan of Jordanstone I documented a field at Carlogie near Carnoustie for a period of 15 months from September 2006 to December 2007. This has been a fascinating study of the area throughout the seasons, and with relevant historical research, has developed into a richly layered body of work. I enjoy printmaking and feel it lends another dimension to the photographs I take. My degree show also featured two films.

 

Personal Statement

Embedded within the layers of geological, historical and societal change over time, my work explores the dialectic between memory and perception. I aim to present a personal experience that questions the viewer’s perception of landscape.  The recognition of different timescales is implicit in the media used – photography, film and printmaking.

 

Here are some of my prints.

 




 "Time"

This is a photo etching with relief over roll in two colours.

 


 

"Restored curling pond"

This is a woodcut using two colours.

 

"High Summer"

This is a woodcut using 3 colours and acrylic.

 

"Reaper"

This is a 4 colour screen print.

 

"Winter Comes"

This is a photo etching.

 

This is a photograph that is a series of shots of an ash tree taken from September 2006 to December 2007. It is 2.5 metres x 15cm.