Elaine Fisher (de)posit(ory)(ion) (2016)
evidence for a returnable sum (across the melt water) arranged in reusable European-standard stacking containers:
400 x 300 x 74 mm wrapped pebbles
origin: Marloes cliffs, Pembrokeshire (photographic print on newspaper), East Quantoxhead beach, Somerset (pebbles)
400 x 300 x 175 mm photographic prints on newspaper
origin: Marloes cliffs, Pembrokeshire
300 x 200 x 118 mm bagged pebbles and photographic print on newspaper
origin: Marloes beach, Pembrokeshire (pebbles), Crooklets beach, Cornwall (photograph by Alex Pointer)
de- implying removal or reversal; deposit a returnable sum, lying in a displaced position; depository a store (of wisdom, knowledge); -ory denoting a place for a particular function; posit assume a fact, put in place or position; position the way in which a thing or its parts are placed or arranged
Divided by the melt water exhibition opens at UWTSD Swansea College of Art on 17 June
Elaine Fisher 