hollow

The idea for this chair came from a poem by Vanessa Kisuule called Hollow. She wrote the poem after witnessing the statue of the slave trader Edward Colston being dragged down from it’s plinth and thrown into Bristol Harbour. The seemingly immovable monument that she had walked passed all her life turned out to be hollow. Vanessa gave me permission to quote a line from her poem in my design, “But the air is gently throbbing with newness. Can you feel it?”

Voices like Vanessa’s are in the ascendant and I believe a second black renaissance will come; only this time it will be global.

Can you feel it?

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Description

A re-upholstered second hand armchair. Fabric designed by Lorraine Osborne. Printed on heavy Panama cotton at the Glasgow School of Art. Paper mache and resin on wood. Black painted and polished.

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