Cithra – low landscape
Lauren Gault
Reference
SAS0159_001
Year
2021
Dimensions (cm)
Height: 5
Length: 465
Depth: 20
Length: 465
Depth: 20
Materials
slumped stained glass (1 day) acid etched white marble jesmonite, magnesium cattle boluses, blown glass
Current Location
Glasgow
Suitable Locations for the Work
- Indoors
- Floor-based
Background, history, commissioner of the work
Commissioned by The Tetley, Leeds and Gasworks, London.
Thematic/contextual information
This is a piece from a body of work through which I reflect on the thresholds and close interdependencies between wildness and domestication, informed by my time in rural Northern Ireland. Engaging with a range of fields such as contemporary agricultural practices, rewilding policies and archaeology, this work was developed from my research residency and exhibition at Gasworks London in 2019. During this residency I researched the writings of Irish-born female explorer and inventor Martha Craig.