Beyond the Frame:Painted Pattern in Extended Pictorial Space
Abstract
This practice-led project investigates ways of extending
pictorial space beyond the rectilinear frame of conventional
painting. Releasing the painting from the confines of this
support raises the question of where the painting begins and
ends. This exploration took the form of a series of
site-responsive installations of two and three-dimensional
paintings based on patterns from Islamic textiles, tiles and
quilts and, on observations of pattern in architecture. Different
approaches to the edge of pictorial space were explored in a
series of works that tested the use of colour, motif and
interval, positive and negative space, human scale and pattern
variation. The material qualities of paint and paper, modular
format and textiles were employed to investigate the research
question and to open new modes of process and pictorial
expression.
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