Julia Parkinson @ Brocket Gallery

Julia Parkinson’s work demonstrates a physically intimate exploration of materiality, transformation and scale over time. It is concerned with the interaction and tension between man made structures and those of nature, she uses methods of intervention to create unpredictable results.
Kiting takes its name from the way in which small invertebrates move through the air at the mercy of the wind. Parkinson’s work instigates the movement of raw materials, articulating the moment when all action is suspended in a state of flux, which she refers to as ‘static motion’. Kiting presents a selection of her two and three dimensional works using rudimentary elements such as sand, steel, wax and pigment.