For #Five2Watch this week we've selected five artists who have used stacking in their work: Joe Hancock, Anna Flemming, Peter Ainsworth, Vincent James and Alan Franklin
Yes I Know It Looks Like A Totem, 2010
Assemblage sculpture constructed from redundant computer monitors.
A secret stockpile of redundant computer equipment was discovered in a dusty locked storeroom in Glasgow School of Art. By asking around, I learned that the equipment was all destined for disposal, yet had been forgotten for a long time. I cut a deal – I could use as much of it as I liked, so long as I disposed of it properly thereafter.
Trolley Tower, 2012
300cm x 100cm x 100cm.
Art handling Reconstructions, Stack, after Tony Cragg, 1990, 2007
C-Type print.
Tip to Totem, 2009
Fabric, toy stuffing, wood and cord.
Things Aren't Always Perfect, 2016
Tower of spent matchsticks with small rock
Published 25 May 2018