DELUGE
5 May - 24 June 2018
A solo exhibition of inter-related artworks by Karen Ingham that focussed on how detrimental human activities are critically endangering many of our most important eco-systems. Through film, digital textiles and hybrid craft, Deluge encouraged audiences to see and become aware of the incredible microscopic imagery and structures of plankton, the behaviour of pollinating insects and the movement of the oceans; highlighting the interconnections of our local and global environment.
Prof. Karen Ingham is an internationally exhibited and published interdisciplinary artist. She is an Honorary Fellow of Swansea University Medical School and Honorary Research Fellow with Swansea College of Art UWTSD. Karen is an experienced collaborator who understands the process of creative exchange and much of her practice is socially engaged and involves public engagement. Her practice-led research is world leading in her field.
Makers Guild Wales was one of the partner organisations supporting Deluge. Other partner organisations included Oriel y Parc, Fotonow in Plymouth, Milford Haven Port Authority and Swansea University. Karen has been working with Swansea University Marine Biology and Centre for Sustainable Aqauculture Research.
Prof. Karen Ingham is an internationally exhibited and published interdisciplinary artist. She is an Honorary Fellow of Swansea University Medical School and Honorary Research Fellow with Swansea College of Art UWTSD. Karen is an experienced collaborator who understands the process of creative exchange and much of her practice is socially engaged and involves public engagement. Her practice-led research is world leading in her field.
Makers Guild Wales was one of the partner organisations supporting Deluge. Other partner organisations included Oriel y Parc, Fotonow in Plymouth, Milford Haven Port Authority and Swansea University. Karen has been working with Swansea University Marine Biology and Centre for Sustainable Aqauculture Research.