Dod dog agog above the Sea of Fog

Currall, Alan

Dod dog agog above the Sea of Fog

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Currall, Alan (2023) Dod dog agog above the Sea of Fog.
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Creators/Authors:

Currall, Alan

Abstract:

Dod dog agog above the Sea of Fog, 2023. consists of four C-Type Photographs, three at 700 x 500mm and one at 600 x 400mm. The larger prints are displayed in black aluminium frames, with no mount, and the smaller in an unpainted oak frame, with a 100mm ivory coloured window mount border.
This work was shown at the exhibition, “To see is to forget the name of the thing one sees”, curated by Johnnie Wales at Sogo Gallery, Glasgow, 19 October - 7 December 2023.

Additional Information:

In what ways do we define ourselves through our understanding of our environment, and how do cultural representations of our relationship to landscape contribute to this understanding?

Through a persistent practice of recording the same familiar landscape, over an extended period of time, I’m looking for the intersection of perceptual experience and photographic representation. I am interested in how landscape can be defined by a form of personal mythopoesis, alongside the ingrained tropes of a cultural visual language.

This is part of a larger, ongoing, body of work, which I am calling ‘Landscape as Autofiction’.

Uncontrolled Keywords:

Landscape, photography, romanticism, perception, mythopoesis, autofiction

School/Academic Area:

School of Fine Art

Dates:

Date

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19 October 2023

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Event Title:

To see is to forget the name of the thing one sees

Event Location:

Sogo Arts, 86 Saltmarket, Glasgow

Event Dates:

19 Oct - 7 Dec 2023

Output Type:

Artefact

Output ID:

9606

Date Deposited:

08 Apr 2024 10:33

Last Modified:

05 Feb 2026 16:45

Deposited By:

Alan Currall

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