Exhibitions / artroom5

10.09.2008 to 27.09.2008

This work has also been an exploration into the use of recycled and found materials. The humble cardboard box in all its delightful banality and boringness is a material common to all. The magical gateway into childhood fantasies, cubby houses, castles and beyond to purely practical means of storage. Books, records, toys and forgotten memories all share this common home inside the box.

The Sky is Falling (Henny Penny's Lament) - detail 2008 by Annalise Rees

The Sky is Falling (Henny Penny's Lament) - detail  2008

cardboard boxes, lighting

350 x 180 x 200 cm

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Moving House #6 (pots & pans) 2008 by Annalise Rees

Moving House #6 (pots & pans)  2008

hand stitched organza, cardboard box, lighting

39 x 24 x 17 cm

Moving House #5 (floorplan) 2008 by Annalise Rees

Moving House #5 (floorplan)  2008

hand stitched organza, cardboard box, lighting

59 x 38 x 16 cm

Moving House #4 (chair) 2008 by Annalise Rees

Moving House #4 (chair)  2008

hand stitched organza, cardboard box, lighting

37 x 28 x 20 cm

Moving House #1 (kitchen sink) 2008 by Annalise Rees

Moving House #1 (kitchen sink)  2008

hand stitched organza, cardboard box, lighting

20 x 10 x 10 cm

The Sky is Falling (Henny Penny's Lament) 2008 by Annalise Rees

The Sky is Falling (Henny Penny's Lament)  2008

cardboard boxes, lighting

350 x 180 x 200 cm