Natural Frequencies | Tracy Hill
Earth Sense Part 1
Natural Frequencies immerses viewers in a world where unseen vibrations and energies pulse beneath the surface of our existence.
Through captivating installations and intricate paper works, she challenges perceptions, inviting exploration of the hidden landscapes that resonate within our urban lives,
particularly drawn to the medieval Clerks Well that gives Clerkenwell its name.
The show runs until 20 July
Events: Dawsing experiences: on 28 & 29 June
Artist Talk: 12 July during Islington Galleries Weekend
6 panel installation, each 55cm x 200cm
Prints and Installation
L: Hum is a new works created specifically for Natural Frequencies at White Conduit Projects. Both pieces have been developed in response to Islington’s subterranean springs and waterways, visualising the rhythms, energy and vibrations, resonating and connecting us to invisible landscapes beneath our feet.
R: Capillarity and Vessel are all stone lithographs from the series Letters To The Void, created at the conceptual stage of Porosity, 2021.
Inspired from conversations with Water Dowser, Deborah Bell, and retired mining geologist, Dr Rosalind Todhunter, three women discussed the differences in magnetic energy occurring in varying geologies and the rhythms introduced by the presence of natural subterranean springs.
Finding Centre
Sat 29 June / 3 – 4 pm
Sun 29 June / 11 am – 12 pm
Natural Frequencies – Essay by Deborah Stevenson
Tracy Hill, Capillarity, 2021, Stone Lithograph, 35 x 48cm, printed on Kozo, Mulberry paper, Edition of 8