box plot cutting
July 31, 2014
Taking a break from cutting furniture and making the most of some of the slow hot days we’ve had recently I’ve been hiding under a dog rose bush making a new wood cut on the allotment. Working in response to the allotment plot, drawing imagery from my own space and those around me. With the wider idea of having a contained piece of land to pioneer in mind I’ve been cutting the sides of an old wooden box.
Allotments are wonderful things, affordable and open to most ( I hope) in this world where land is at such a premium and owed by so few. I feel very lucky to be able to have this spot but everyone should be able to have a piece of land to work in some way if they want to. I’m pretty sure that the law still says if there isn’t land enough for allotments you can ask the council for more.
Anyway, here are some photos of the sides of the box, placed in the spots I drew from. Everything is growing so quickly at the moment that the views are not always that easy to recognise, it’s not my cutting skills.
Love the idea of the box photographed inside the view you have captured. Looks great.
Thanks Kiran, Im still waiting for the prints to dry, then they will all have an outing to the plot together!