- Venue
- Mission Gallery
- Starts
- Tuesday, January 7, 2014
- Ends
- Sunday, February 16, 2014
- Address
- Mission Gallery | Gloucester Place | Maritime Quarter | Swansea SA1 1TY | Wales | UK
- Location
- Wales
Ingrid’s own research and practice deals with the synergies between traditional skills and new technologies. She explores how both the application and ideology of new technologies can influence the ways in which we conceive, produce and perceive the crafted object.
In 2010 she was a recipient of the Creative Wales award for individual practice. Ingrid currently works with historical ceramic artefacts and uses augmented reality, 3D scanning and 3D printing as well as traditional ceramic processes to both physically and digitally hack these artefacts, Ingrid’s work attempts to animate the inanimate, and provide the viewer with a different experience of the familiar, to do this, she plunders ceramic history to make new and interesting contemporary narratives, that also speak of traditional craft values.
About | Ingrid Murphy
Ingrid Murphy was born in Co. Cork, Ireland and has lived and worked in the UK since 1990. Ingrid is a practicing ceramic artist and educator whose work is exhibited and published internationally. Having worked in Art & Design education for over 20 years, Ingrid is passionate about teaching, and has spoken at many national and international conferences on innovative practice in teaching and learning.
