Exhibitions
Super Fun Tyre
Sculpture and installation occupying the drained pool space in the former Ships and Castles swimming pool in Falmouth
In conjunction with Auction House, Stuart Robinson’s latest exhibition occupies the drained pool space in the former Ships & Castles leisure centre on Pendennis headland in Falmouth to present a new installation of sculptural works.
The work explores and reflects on childhood experiences of seaside holidays and the objects, locations, journeys and landscapes key to these. The themes provide a platform for contemplating loss, nostalgia and the landscapes of fun, the places and ways in which we escape and seek joy away from the everyday, while celebrating the excitement and uniqueness of these places as well as what may be below the surface.
The work explores and reflects on childhood experiences of seaside holidays and the objects, locations, journeys and landscapes key to these. The themes provide a platform for contemplating loss, nostalgia and the landscapes of fun, the places and ways in which we escape and seek joy away from the everyday, while celebrating the excitement and uniqueness of these places as well as what may be below the surface.
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