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Dalston Junction (Installation 1 ) detail<\/p><\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Dalston Junction (Installation 1)<\/h2>\n

2014
\nInstallation, graphite on paper and wall, with collage
\n3m x 2.5m<\/h4>\n

I was commissioned by Made in Arts London<\/a>\u00a0to create a site specific drawing installation about Dalston Junction for the group show ‘Fake Nature’<\/a> at Point Zero<\/a> in Dalston.<\/p>\n

This area of London has undergone massive changes in the last 5-10 years, particularly influenced by the arrival of the new \u2018Overground\u2019 train service.<\/p>\n

It is also where I grew up. I returned to Dalston, using photography (both my own and archival), drawing, and conversations with the Hackney Silver Surfers\u00a0<\/a> to explore the different layers and stratas that form Dalston Junction today, and the memories of place that linger on.<\/p>\n

The installation consisted of 3 large sheets of drawings and collage worked up in the studio. These were installed, and the drawing expanded onto and across the walls of the gallery.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n