Aimee Fairman works across sculpture, installation, and photography to construct enclosed miniature environments which explore landscape as a metaphor for psychological space.
Through both ephemeral site-specific research projects, and gallery-based installation, Fairman’s practice aims to add to the history of time-based and ephemeral art by extending an exploration into the use of phenomena and the organic to expand the experience of landscape through duration and the sensate.
BLINDSIDE Artist-Run Space
16 October to 2 November, 2013
Melbourne
Nightflight, oil and acrylic on canvas, resin, Tasmanian oak, 120 x 90cm
