Straightforward Love Song, Ger Lane’s new single release. Photography byTheCAGE London 2012.
Who passed into TheCAGE in 2011?
These are some of the artists that we have got the privilege to work with during 2011.
As has been one year since TheCAGE landed to town, we wanted to make a selection and share with you some of the work done with the artists and designers who gave us the privilege to make their photography during this time.
We would like to thanks each of them for share their art with us.
TheCAGE.
Rebecca Glover
English artist graduated from Edinburgh College of Art in 2009.
Project VOID Installation
“Strongly influenced by the devastation caused by both the BP Oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico 2010 and more recently the tsunami in Japan this work challenges our notions of stability in relation to our environment.” Rebecca Glover
Void Installation PM Gallery & House, And Koukan Gallery , London 2011.
To see more about Rebecca Glovers work, please press here.
Photography by TheCAGE.
Alkesh Parmar
Artist and designer graduated from the Royal College of Art.
Image catalog, Goldsmithing, Silversmithing, Metalwork & Jewellery department, Royal College of Art, London, 2011.
Projects Stillness Light and Apeal
Stillness Light
“Water is medicine for the mind, body and soul. Light is a universal language within most religions. This simple products aims to bring a modern universal spiritual essence within interiors, creating serene environments.” Aleksh Parmar
Images Apeal project, Exhibition material.
To learn more about Alkesh Parmar work please visit www.alkeshparmar.com
Photography by TheCAGE
David Roux–Fouillet
Artist and designer recent graduated from the Royal College of Art.
Image catalog show off Goldsmithing, Silversmithing, Metalwork & Jewellery department, Royal College of Art, London, 2011.
“Could a delicate moment of beauty last forever?” David Roux–Fouillet
To see more about David Roux–Fouillet click here.
Photography by TheCAGE
Aurelie Dellasanta,
Swiss-French artist and designer recent graduated from the Royal College of Arts.
Projects “Cleanliness is next to godliness” and Big Bang Party Shop.
“Cleanliness Is next to godliness”
“This project involves interactivity in public spaces by designing a range of products and audio-visual installations displayed in toilets. With this intervention, I want to break away from mechanical actions related to cleanliness. Symbolic gestures, objects and images will play a particular role in the actions of cleaning. The presence of symbolism will affect peoples attitude where cleaning will become more of a ritual through gesture. The objects will manipulate the way people perform these daily actions.” Aurelie Dellasanta.
” HappyFamiliesbusiness-card Game”
Big Bang Party Shop
Big Bang Party Shop, Royal College of Art 2010-2011.
To see Aurelie Dellasanta’s work please visit www.aureliedellasanta.com
Photography And Design by TheCAGE
IN VOID
Project realized with the collaboration of the actor and physical theater performer John Fitzpatrick and Rebecca Glover installation, “VOID”.
Marrion Isaer
French artist and designer recent graduated from the Royal College of Art.
“She is interested in belief systems and she considers the individual as the archetypal place of utopia. She is working on the idea that any belief reflects our trust in being human, in our capacity to perform, to think and make; the possibility of existence and resistance. She aims to play with our symbols and transform them into new considerations such as the concept of heroism.”
“Life is random which we try to control. Roll the dices to create your own constellation.” Marrion Isaert
“The rings inside the locket become the picture: the image is seen as an object, and no longer as a representation.” Marrion Isaert
To see her complete work www.marionisaert.com or at TheCAGE site for more samplers of Marrions work.
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