Helen Carnac
Stitched Red Marl, 2025
Vitreous enamel (glass) on copper mesh and iron wire
14 x 18 x 14 cm
5 1/2 x 7 1/8 x 5 1/2 in
5 1/2 x 7 1/8 x 5 1/2 in
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In 2020 Helen Carnac moved from London, where she had lived and worked for over 30 years, to West Somerset to set up home and studios with her partner David...
In 2020 Helen Carnac moved from London, where she had lived and worked for over 30 years, to West Somerset to set up home and studios with her partner David Gates on a Seventeenth century farm. Her daily commute has become a very different adventure and exploring the farm's outdoor spaces is evident in her new work.
Inspired by local walks along the West Somerset coast the colours and surfaces of these new stitched, vitreous enamel and copper works reflect on the beautiful rock formations at Blue Anchor and East Quantoxhead, which include Red Marl stone and Blue Lias formations. The local red sandstone is used in almost every building and the colour of the soil is a deep, deep iron red, penetrating everything with its colour, even the wool of the sheep in neighbouring fields. This rich colour is very prevalent in Helen's latest works.
Inspired by local walks along the West Somerset coast the colours and surfaces of these new stitched, vitreous enamel and copper works reflect on the beautiful rock formations at Blue Anchor and East Quantoxhead, which include Red Marl stone and Blue Lias formations. The local red sandstone is used in almost every building and the colour of the soil is a deep, deep iron red, penetrating everything with its colour, even the wool of the sheep in neighbouring fields. This rich colour is very prevalent in Helen's latest works.
Exhibitions
Selected Exhibitions
Collect 2025, Somerset House, London
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