Quin de la Mer
When Women Write Their Pain, installation, sticker, 2022.
Corbridge, part of Action Art for a Dying World, black/white sustainable photography, 2022.
Spirit of Los Angeles, digital photography of the devastating climate change event wildfire, digital art composition with supermodel promoting mask wearing during the Covid pandemic, 2020-2022.
At Death We Forage, digital photography on location in San Francisco during the start of the Covid pandemic, digital art composition, 2020.
Barmouth, Wales, part of Action Art for a Dying World, cyanotype prints on paper, (48) 10x10", 2022.
Conversation with Covid-19, drawing, alternative photographic processes, paper, 2020.
Lichen Descending, drawing, alternative photographic processes, digital art, paper, 2020.
Corbridge 2, part of Action Art for a Dying World, black/white sustainable photography, cyanotype print on paper - 30 feet x 4.5 feet, 2022.
Tynemouth, part of Action Art for a Dying World, cyanotype print on cotton muslin, 155cm x 210cm, 2022.
When Women Write Their Pain, installation in process, 2022.
Quin de la Mer is an artist living in the U.K. who is known for their conceptual work and is part of the New Genres art movement. Quin makes artworks inspired by their unique perceptual experiences and theintolerable emotions they feel in response to the formations that arise out of collective agreements (aka “hive mentality” “group think”). Their ideas typically marry philosophical notions with artistic practice often crossing media boundaries to include painting, installation, hybrid literary-visual work, alternative photography, digital art, sound art, and moving image. Inventing new methodologies and techniques is a regular part of their process.