Jack Whitefield - Keunyser

Jack Whitefield - Keunyser"Keunyser" [koe'nI'zEr], m. the Cornish term for a 'fuel gatherer' Seacoal emerges from the ocean, unintentionally ensnared by trawling fishermen and delivered ashore. This material encapsulates contradictions, once a driving force propelling the progression of human civilisation, coal now casts a shadow over the very systems it once fuelled. The work is an act of labour, meticulously charting marks on paper through repetitive motions that evolve into

plastic extruding robot

For Estelle Hanania

Chromolux paper

We have expanded and updated our Postcard Collection for 2025

fragments of conversation

when the buildings were empty

the book’s edit takes into consideration both surfaces of the paper

On this journey through the park

to then return by way of the West Midlands

Archives by Philippe Gallone

52 line drawings

emulating Moore’s approach by overlaying images created in differing ways and instilling a bold formal dialogue that encourages a new appreciation of mountain landscapes