Towards an Infinite Place
Print
2017 (printed)
2017 (printed)
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Place of origin |
Tom Spooner is a London-based illustrator and graphic artist. He has a BA in Illustration & Visual Communication from the University of Westminster, and an MA in Visual Communication at the Royal College of Art. Spooner was awarded the Runner-Up prize in the Student Category of the V&A Illustration Awards 2017 for this series, Towards an Infinite Place. Spooner is interested in what he describes as “superficially unremarkable sites”, deserted liminal urban/suburban places which nevertheless evoke a sense of belonging and memory. All of the prints in the series are based on photographs taken by the artist in the course of evening walks in his native south-west London.
Object details
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Title | Towards an Infinite Place (series title) |
Materials and techniques | Drypoint and etching |
Brief description | Tom Spooner: Untitled from the series 'Towards an Infinite Place', drypoint, 2017 |
Physical description | Landscape-format print in monochrome showing trees and a telegraph pole silhouetted against the sky. |
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Marks and inscriptions | Tom Spooner (in pencil) |
Credit line | Given by the artist |
Production | From an un-numbered variable edition |
Summary | Tom Spooner is a London-based illustrator and graphic artist. He has a BA in Illustration & Visual Communication from the University of Westminster, and an MA in Visual Communication at the Royal College of Art. Spooner was awarded the Runner-Up prize in the Student Category of the V&A Illustration Awards 2017 for this series, Towards an Infinite Place. Spooner is interested in what he describes as “superficially unremarkable sites”, deserted liminal urban/suburban places which nevertheless evoke a sense of belonging and memory. All of the prints in the series are based on photographs taken by the artist in the course of evening walks in his native south-west London. |
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Accession number | E.680-2017 |
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Record created | July 17, 2017 |
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