Liv Mills: Contextual References

Fragments Victoria Lucas

http://www.victorialucas.co.uk/artwork/fragments.aspx#

Placement of TVs/TV as object and placed in relation to other objects, representing 'banal' everyday objects and occurrences. Almost still moments, contradiction of nature of film as moving image.

Looking Glass, Ann Harild

http://www.artlicks.com/files/3752/600px_ah-filmstill3-copy.jpg

IMAGE OF OWN TV/OBJECT INSTALLATION

Light

http://www.biblioteka.teatrnn.pl/dlibra/image/edition/22453

STILLS FROM FILM

Light

http://blog.chron.com/artsinhouston/files/legacy/Cildo%20Meireles1.jpg

Use of black netting?

http://farm1.staticflickr.com/51/138639039_c92fc6465f_z.jpg

http://media.tumblr.com/6PxqjMt83dirfzk8636vg1QT_500.jpg

Magnetized Space, Lygia Pape (Serpentine Gallery)

Hovering light

http://artnews.org/files/0000067000/0000066522.jpg/Lygia_Pape.jpg

How does Lygia Pape's installation and printmaking work relate to one another? How does her exploration of the body through film relate to the geometric aesthetic that seems to characterize her use of these other mediums?

http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/02104/Pic-for-Al_2104373b.jpg

Rose O'Gallivan

http://www.tintypegallery.com/exhibitions/past/shadow-lines/

Copy Wrap Copy

http://www.artlyst.com/img/events/3188.jpg

Poppy Jones

'My prints start with photographs I have taken of spaces I have seen, but have not been inside. I see these spaces through train windows, in museum dioramas, and in films. These are places always perceived through a screen or seen through glass. My work is about reconstructing an environment that is from the real world but can never be touched and is beyond our actual reach; this invisible barrier creates a sense of distance and the images in a separate time from our own. In my art I want to make the viewer question what is reality and what is illusion. I seek to break down the passive role of the viewer and create a sense of suspense or tension.'

Electric Chair, Andy Warhol

One tutor commented on the similarity of the images from the 'Gone' series to Warhol's electric chair, which is an aesthetic connection I had not recognised before.