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Rosie Leventon

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Earth, Oak trees, bushes.
60m x 6m
“/> now & then .
Earth, Oak trees, bushes.
60m x 6m

now & then .
Earth, Oak trees, bushes.
60m x 6m
Earth, Oak trees, bushes.
6m x 6m x 60m
“>Now & then. 2015
Earth, Oak trees, bushes.
6m x 6m x 60m
Earth, Oak trees and bushes.
60 m diam, 6m high from inside excavation..
“>Now & then. 2015 . (DETAIL)
Earth, Oak trees and bushes.
60 m diam, 6m high from inside excavation..
Clearing inthe coppicced Sweet Chestnuts.
98 x 112 m.
“>B52. Stour Valley Arts. King,s Wood near Ashford Kent.
Clearing inthe coppicced Sweet Chestnuts.
98 x 112 m.
.Earth, water. 150 x 800 x 800 cm.
“> Ring. Stour Valley Arts. King's Wood near Ashford.UK
.Earth, water. 150 x 800 x 800 cm.
Commission for Mrs Ann Wood. Stainless steel and architectural mesh.
350 x 390 x 240 cm. Ann Wood Commission.
“>UNTITLED> Commission for Mrs Ann Wood. Stainless steel and architectural mesh.
350 x 390 x 240 cm. Ann Wood Commission.
110 x 300 x 200 cm.
“>ABSENTEE. Glass and micro cable.
110 x 300 x 200 cm.
110 x 300 x 200 cm
“>ABSENTEE. Glass and micro cable.
110 x 300 x 200 cm
“>LIGHT SLEEPER. Glass, aluminium, cable. 253 x 300 x 300
70 x 1000 x 1100 cm.
“>False Floor 3. Running water, scaffolding and floorboards.
70 x 1000 x 1100 cm.
70 x 1000 x 1100 cm.
“>False Floor 3 (DETAIL) Running water, wood flooring, scaffolding.
70 x 1000 x 1100 cm.
Floating lamps. wood. water.
100 x 616 x 1200 cm
“>A0 1791
Floating lamps. wood. water.
100 x 616 x 1200 cm
water, wood, floating lamps.
100 x 616 x x 1200 cm
“>A0 1791
water, wood, floating lamps.
100 x 616 x x 1200 cm
water, wood flooring. 30 x 200 x 1130 cm
“>Forward march -a floating corridor.
water, wood flooring. 30 x 200 x 1130 cm
Old Vic Tunnels, beneath Waterloo. London. Water, wood.
90 x 300 x 366 cm.
“>FLOATING FLOOR> Old Vic Tunnels, beneath Waterloo. London. Water, wood.
90 x 300 x 366 cm.
“>Line of Enquiry. Water, lead. 22 x 425 x 1650 cm
Water, recyled floorboards. 60 x 460 x 460 cm.
“>FLOATING FLOOR. An interactive floor
Water, recyled floorboards. 60 x 460 x 460 cm.
An interactive floor. Each briquette: 50 x 20 x 7 cm.
“>FALSE FLOOR 4. Recyled copper briquettes.
An interactive floor. Each briquette: 50 x 20 x 7 cm.
“>Staircase.water,wood. 199 x 91 x 163 cm

A recent commission for the Woodland Trust, made site secifically for their flagship QEDJ ( Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee) woods near Normanton le Heath in Leicestershire. It comprises a circular excavation with a spiralling walkway taking people down through the symbolic ages that are represented on site . There have been a number of important archaeological discoveries made there and the piece refers to some . It has a circle of Oaks surrounding it and a ring of natural indigenous bushes chosen to be of particular value to birds.

My new series of indoor work is called UP THE DUFF. Ideas for this come from architecture – everything from Pigeon Cots to Buddhist temples – the sort of thing we probably don’t see in our everyday lives. Also from my travels in the Middle East and from the area of London
where I live and work.I aim to create a dialogue between the everyday industrial material and some hand crafted objects. Looking through the lens of our everyday Junk Culture of
concrete blocks hamburgers and car parks to see evidence of other cultures only
dimly perceived and often misunderstood.I have used an industrial mass produced material called Celotex which is found just about everywhere and is used for insulation, also raw pigment
.Two of the pieces are hollow , and their interiors are viewable through
apertures
Here in Brent we have the largest Hindu Temple outside India.

Rosie Leventon
56 Brondesbury Road
Kilburn
NW6 6BS
London
UK
United Kingdom
Europe

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