Exhibition at Salthouse Church, north Norfolk Coast, Curated by artist Kathleen Macfarlane

Merum Sal and Reliquary
Merum Sal and Reliquary

I made two installations for this exhibition.  The first, entitled Merum Sal, was a circular space defined by salt and by reeds, each bound with fine cotton and suspended from the tie bars in the roof of the nave.  The second, Reliquary, was a shallow dish made of driftwood and suspended by paper string from the tie bar in the roof of the church 10 metres above.  The sawdust from the construction process was sprinkled through the gaps in the driftwood onto a square of plexiglass on the floor, leaving a ghostly impression of the dish.

Merum Sal

Detail of Merum Sal
Detail of Merum Sal

Detail of Merum Sal

Reliquary.  Driftwood, paper string and perspex
Reliquary. Driftwood, paper string and perspex

Reliquary

All photographs by Liz McGowan

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