when.rain.comes (2024)

Robert Lycett

when.rain.comes (2024)

Robert Lycett (Artist)

Research output: Non-textual form › Artefact

Abstract

This is an open sequence of text-drawing-performances that have evolved from within the practices of mindful walking during the course of the year. The drawings are improvised texts which invoke personal, and often unreliable, memories of place and the acceptance of these as evidence of being.

Water gathered from the environment of the Upper Calder Valley is used in these drawings to dissolve and manipulate the layered aquarelle pencil writings.

The textual constraint for this body of work is the map 'crows.circling.somewhere'. In effect, each drawing is a performance of an imaginary walk through the map.

Fabriano watercolour paper
380x280mm
9 drawings from sequence

This artwork is an outcome from the 'Cultures of Creative Health' collaborative project 'Other Ways to Walk'. Artwork is on public view in the Toast House Gallery, University of Huddersfield (01.11.2024 to 11.01.2025).

Original language	English
Media of output	Installation
Size	380x280mm
Publication status	Published - 1 Nov 2024

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when.rain.comes - Installation viewFinal published version, 3.41 MBLicence: Unspecified

residua.txt: rob.lycett/recent.works
Lycett, R. (Artist), 4 Sept 2025
Research output: Non-textual form › Exhibition
Cultures of Creative Health: Closing Exhibition: when.rain.comes & crows.circling.somewhere
Lycett, R. (Photographer), 1 Nov 2024
Research output: Non-textual form › Exhibition

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when.rain.comes (2024)

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Cultures of Creative Health: Closing Exhibition: when.rain.comes & crows.circling.somewhere

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