RECENT EXHIBITIONS > Script Exhibition Ice House Gallery

Fishing for Jormungandr
Acrylic paint and Ink on watercolour paper
9 X 12 12 X 16 matted 13.5 X 17.25 framed.
Lifting the Cat
Acrylic paint and Ink on watercolour paper
9 X 12 12 X 16 matted 13.5 X 17.25 framed.
The Bound Monster
Acrylic paint and Ink on watercolour paper
9 X 12 12 X 16 matted 13.5 X 17.25 framed.
Intransigent
Ink on watercolour paper
9 X 12 12 X 16 matted 13.5 X 17.25 framed.
The Long Needle
Ink on watercolour paper
9 X 12 12 X 16 matted 13.5 X 17.25 framed.
The Invisible Is Never Empty
Acrylic paint and Ink on watercolour paper
9 X 12 12 X 16 matted 13.5 X 17.25 framed.
Tangerine Dream I
Ink on watercolour paper
9 X 12 12 X 16 matted 13.5 X 17.25 framed.
Tangerine Dream II
Ink on watercolour paper
9 X 12 12 X 16 matted 13.5 X 17.25 framed.
Beyond One's Ken
Acrylic paint and Ink on watercolour paper
9 X 12 12 X 16 matted 13.5 X 17.25 framed.
Angel of Flight 1 / 3
Acrylic paint and Ink on watercolour paper
Triptych:
Angel of Flight 2/3
Acrylic paint and Ink on watercolour paper
Triptych:
Angel of Flight 3/3
Acrylic paint and Ink on watercolour paper
Triptych
Bramble I
Acrylic paint, India Ink and Acrylic ink on watercolour paper
9 X 12 inches; 12 X 16 inches matted; 13.5 X 17.25 framed
Bramble II
Acrylic paint and India Ink on watercolour paper
9 X 12 inches; 12 X 16 inches matted; 13.5 X 17.25 framed
Deeper and Deeper
Acrylic paint, India Ink on Birch cradled panel
8 x 10 inches
Silig
Acrylic paint, Inks on canvas

ARTIST STATEMENT: SCRIPT EXHIBITION, MARCH 2023


Terri Whetstone is a visual artist working in a range of media including painting, collage, rughooking, relief printing and photography. 

Her work is influenced by deep observance and sensitivity to both the natural world and human culture - especially art history, music, myth and literature. She is currently preoccupied with language, silence and Asemic writing.

The artwork in this exhibition is her response to a world that has become noisier, more opinionated, and more alienating.



From an interview in "Mistranlations" magazine (UK, December 2022) Whetstone says: “Asemic writing is alchemy. It is this tool of transmutation that opens me up to expressing everything I've ever wanted to write but don't wish to have read. It lets me be both writer and visual artist creating phenomenological spaces and perceptual constructs where "meaning" is achieved only through the recursive experience of viewing the artworks. 


Asemic writing creates a liminal space where one is no longer stating opinions or platitudes. It is entirely non-self-referential, and that is brilliant and needed in a global culture where people say too much too much of the time.”