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The Burial Ground on the Maam Road 2020
Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize Exhibition 2021-22, Trinity Buoy Wharf, London, Drawing Projects, Trowbridge, Cooper Gallery, Dundee
81cm H, 66cm W, 4.5cm D
Pencil on paper
The Maam Road is the old drove road linking Comrie to Loch Tay. Black Cattle from across Scotland were sent to the Tryst along these paths by drovers, the original Scottish cowboys. The Burial Ground lies on the western border of the Dunira Estate. Now overgrown, caught in a humid haze of rebellious Yew and opportunistic Birch, it once offered rest to the Dundas family, the scions of Henry Dundas, 1st Viscount Melville. Dundas remains a contentious figure in the history of Scotland. Inconceivably powerful, he delayed the abolition of the British slave trade. All landscapes register human actions. Victoria Clare Bernie 2021
Ithaca, from Penelope’s Window II 2018
Derwent Art Prize Exhibition 2018, Mall Galleries, Mall, London
62 cm H x 75cm W x 2cm D
Pencil on paper
Office of Woods 2018
Royal Scottish Academy, RSA Open Exhibition 2018, Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh
43cm H x 43cm W x 2cm D
Pencil, gesso, pigment, panel
Ariadne 2018
Society of Scottish Artists Open Exhibition 2018, Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh
28cm H, 195cm W, 10cm D
Pencil, gesso, pigment, panel, shelf [with animation]
Icarus 2016
Royal Scottish Academy, RSA Open Exhibition 2017, Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh
40cm H, 25cm W, 2cm D
Pen, pencil, photocollage and gampi paper on tinted gesso board
I Spy 1947 2016
Royal Scottish Academy, RSA Open Exhibition 2016, Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh
44cm H, 37cm W, 2cm D
Pen, pencil, photocollage and gampi paper on tinted gesso board
Artemis Agrotera: Silent Pursuit 2016
Society of Scottish Artists Open Exhibition 2016, Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh
73cm H, 68cm W, 3cm D
Pencil, gesso, pigment, panel
Chronograph Drawing: 50 years 0.05 seconds 2016
Society of Scottish Artists Open Exhibition 2016, Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh. The Ramsay Cornish Prize 2016
190cm H, 110cm W, 500cm D
Pencil, gesso, pigment, panel, found chair
[installation view Summerhall 2020]