“Stripping back the walls between the inner and outer worlds to explore the boundaries between our physical bodies and our conscious mind. Beneath our skin the interconnected networks give life to flesh, somewhere within this matrix sits who we are.”
Andy Singleton is a Wakefield-based artist whose practice investigates the natural and man-made world through intricate paper cuttings, paper sculpture, hand-drawn illustrations and large-scale installations.
Internal is an exhibition of recent sculptures, made from paper, that explore the complex networks that are contained within our bodies. The artist delves beneath the skin to reveal the beauty and mystery of our internal world.
Using intricate pieces of cut paper and suspended in the beautiful setting of the Tiled Gallery, Singleton’s three-dimensional forms invite you to examine the internal complexity of the human body. The work asks us to consider how we connect to the outer human experience and the natural world. The installation is accompanied by a musical score created by composer Allan Stelmach, which further adds to the beauty and contemplative nature of this incredibly impactful work.
Internal was supported with a Culture Grant by Wakefield Council as part of Our Year – Wakefield District 2024.
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ACCESS
This exhibition is in the tiled Gallery
- The works in this exhibition include sound. Sensory ear defenders are available for use during your visit, and can be picked up at the entrance to the gallery.
- The gallery has varying low light levels. Please speak to a member of staff if you require access support.
- Our galleries are Guide and Support dog-friendly (We ask that dogs be kept on leads).
- The space has level access, and allow space for wheelchair/mobility aid/pushchair users or people with Guide dogs to pass comfortably.
- The exhibition includes Audio, Braille, Easier Read and Dyslexia-friendly interpretations.
- We also offer exhibition private views by appointment.
- We can accommodate visitors who might need additional lighting.
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