posted by Cptn
Familiar objects illuminated and transformed is the theme of Jan O’Highway’s exhibition of digital prints at Bridwood House, Totnes, which starts today and finishes on Saturday, November 29.
Jan, who’s probably best known for her ceramic work, followed the progress of the Art Farm Project, and said: ‘I enjoy documenting the everyday.’ And it’s that ‘everyday’ that has been gazed up by the intense lightbeam of a flatbed scanner to create the hyper-real images for her latest show.
If you’re not able to catch it, check out the website for some examples of her work.
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