Entrail troyen / Amanda Couch.
- Couch, Amanda, 1975-
- Date:
- 2016
- Books
About this work
Description
"A leporello depicting the life-size scan, 152cm, of a sculpture of the same name: a tube of French knitting made from salami skins. As various sections of the original sculpture are stitched from material collected from the casings of charcuterie: saucisson, chorizo, bresaola, with their diverse colours, transparencies, weights and strengths, so the pages of the book are printed on different types of Japanese papers, Kozo, Mitsumata, Inbe, Okawara. At the bottom of the book, image returns to material with collaged salami skin continuing the line, threaded through the folio cover, and held with a wax seal depicting an anus."--From artist's website
Publication/Creation
[Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified], 2016.
Physical description
1 folded sheet (10 double sided panels) : colour illustrations ; 175 x 18 cm, folded to 18 x 18 cm, in folio 19 x 19 cm
Contributors
Notes
A single length of card with an image of the knitted sculpture on both sides, folded in a concertina, with the last panel sealed to the containing folio with two strips of salami skin and a wax seal depicting an anus.
"Double-sided inkjet print on variety of Japanese papers and weights, with salami skin collage and threads, bound in 300gsm Waterford folio with wax seal."--From artist's website.
Edition of 25.
Exhibitions note
Exhibited: "Prescriptions: artists' books on wellbeing and medicine", at the Beaney Museum of Art and Knowledge, Canterbury, 2016.
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Where to find it
Location Status Access Closed storesA4