Rhona Jack
Scotland
A recent graduate from Duncan of Jordanstone Collage of Art and Design, Dundee. Jack’s artistic practice straddles a line between art and craft, generally evolving through repeated processes. In each piece of work she creates, a great deal of time and energy is exerted into the physical making of the work. Her art is slow and systematic, much of the meaning behind the work becoming clear through the process of making itself. In this way, her practice reflects on the process of labour and working with raw materials, exploring its role in the human psyche and its impact on our built environment. She designs and builds working machines and present them, and their plans, as artworks in themselves in an attempt to display process as more than just a means to an end. Her interests includes industry itself, the buildings that house it and the individuals behind it.
