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This is Kate Aimson's exhibition, "Eerie Tangible". It is presented as a photo essay reporting a sculpture trail in the East Midlands of the UK.

EERIE TANGIBLE

I have laid my treasures by, some I have washed in the peaty waters; others have blown in the wuthering winds.

What do you feel from the glimpse you have had?

For me, the conjunction of the intentional and studied treasure with the location of post-industrial grottiness opens the possibility of another space: an intangible realm of unknown classification

Unmaking performances were held by The Little Lone May Tree. If you would like to see a documentation video:

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Click this link to see the YouTube video of one of Kate Aimson's performances

The Trail asked the film maker Zac Aimson to document the reactions of some of the audience on the day. He spoke to two individuals who had followed the trail.

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Click this link to see the YouTube video of the interview

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We hope that you have enjoyed this photo essay, and Kate's artwork. If you would like to purchase a souvenir copy of the Eerie Tangible Sculpture Trail leaflet, please contact her through the "Contact Me" section in the "ABOUT" option from the website menu.

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Click this link to take you there

To view the work of some of my colleagues, links are available below:

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'Route to the Sea'. Oil painting detail. Maggie Taylor

Maggie Taylor: My painting practice reflects my subjective feelings, and I use a reduced colour palette to capture the moment and tensions at play within the cultural landscape of the Humber Estuary of the UK. My practice-led research explores line and space, memory, absence and nostalgia, seeking a quiet stillness, evocative of time and place.

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https://maggie-taylor-art.co.uk/beyond-words/

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'Shifting Shapes in the Tides'. Oil painting. Terrill Welch.

Terrill Welch: My online gallery connects to my studio and physical gallery at Mayne Island on the southwest coast of Canada. Using a nature-centric reparative and autoethnographic practice-led research lens, my painting practice has focused on an intimate study of the seafloor, connecting art and nature one brushstroke at a time.

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https://terrillwelchartist.com/terrill-welch-five-seasons-ma-fine-art-final-show/

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