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Leviathan:f5

    Research output: Non-textual formArtefact

    Abstract

    'Leviathan:f5’ was created for the 2012 Edinburgh Festival ‘Pilgrimmage’ exhibition in St Triduan’s Chapel with Artists Collective 6°W.

    Realised during a 6°W residency on the remote isle of Inch Kenneth off Mull, the concertina book is on one side a 360° panoramic view of the isle, on the other a drawn reliquary of carved artifacts relating to religious whale-bone relics.

    The laser-cut cedar - traditional wood of reliquaries - relates to St Tiduana, the Patron Saint of Sight and the artist’s mother going blind during its creation.

    Leviathan was originally exhibited unfolded with 6 carved cedar relics, corresponding to specific island walks.
    Original languageEnglish
    Media of outputOther
    SizeArtists' Book
    Publication statusPublished - 2012

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