Enclosure Movement: Dwelling and Embodiment
Wild spaces are reimagined to create new visual stories. Sculptural wearables are designed for mimetic role-play (performances) and physical contact with the human body. Carew reenacts what it means to dwell from the perspective of wildlife in the Ontario.
Role-Play
The Weight Digital Print, 34” x 46” 2016
Autumn Weight Digital Print, 34” x 46” 2016
I Am A Woolly Aphid
Digital Print, 38” x 28” 2015
Woolly Aphids Love Apple Trees
Digital Print. Deconstructed Textile, Mixed Media 2015
I Am A Woolly Aphid (Head Piece)
Deconstructed Textiles, Mixed Media 2015
Moth Balls (Hand Weights)
Repurposed Textile, Wool, Embroidery Thread 2016
Fabrication references: The Basswood Leafroller Moth and the Spotted Grass Moth
Moth Balls (Hand Weights)
Repurposed Textiles, Wool, Embroidery Thread 2016
Meadow Mushrooms
Digital Print. Felted Wool Wearable, 32” x 42” 2015
Meadow Mushrooms #2
Digital Print. Felted Wool Wearable, 32” x 40” 2015
Dreamscape Blanket
Performance 2016
Land mimicry featuring Ontario fallow farmland ecosystems.
Dreamscape Blanket, House Installation
Enclosure Movement: Comparative Dwelling and Embodiment Exhibition
Dreamscape Blanket
Video Installation (Photo), Experimental Media Room, Graduate Gallery, OCAD University, Toronto
Cocooning Installation
Felted Wool, Repurposed Table Cloth 2015
Cocooning
Digital Print, 42” x 30.5” 2015
The Basement Spider
Gall Bodies (For Head and Hands)
Repurposed Curtains, Wire, Pillow Fluff 2016
Fabrication Reference: Goldenrod Galls