- Brief Description
- Commissioned as part of https://diabetescovid.art/, a project funded by the OU PER Seed Fund and organised by Oxford University's Jamie Hartman-Boyce. The project invited people with diabetes to submit art or written work of any form, reflecting on their unique experience during the COVID-19 pandemic. The artwork is designed for viewers to handle and explore by lifting the layers to reveal more underneath.
- Subject
- COVID-19
- Item type
- Object
- Provenance
- Commissioned as part of https://diabetescovid.art/ and donated by Jamie Hartman-Boyce.
- Physical material
- Cotton and wood
- Physical technique
- Object type
- Artwork
- Dimensions
- Diameter: 150mm Width: 1010mm Weight: 0.85kg
- Inventory No
- 18508
- Accession Number
- 2022-12
Description
Layers of white semi-opaque fabric are printed with the artistic responses of diabetes sufferers to the pandemic and layered attached to a wooden pole.
Artists description of materials: Transferred print (through inkjet print and ironing) on 100% cotton (single side adhesive) and wood. The fabric layers are not separable since they are sewn tightly.
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