Oct 30, 2017
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(Peter Griffiths)
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Peter Griffiths - find more of his work in current exhibition Osmosis open until Friday 19th April.
The artwork is developed as an exploration of, and reaction to the situation; physical, organisational and human.
Peter Griffiths
Power Press 2010 (detail), by visual artist Peter Griffiths Etched Vinyl, Hawk Works, Sheffield.
Artist Peter Griffiths combines digital photography with other processes including drawing. Activities range from production of large printed art works, site specific commissions and educational and community based art work.
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'Osmosis', opening on 9th April 2013, will feature visual artist Peter Griffiths. Using technology to produce imagery and looking at how it influences our view of the contemporary visual image, Griffiths aims to question peoples' perception of how photography records and depicts something that is real.
Peter Griffiths
Peter Griffiths's work is developed as an exploration of, and reaction to a particular situation. He is interested in how both the process and the material influence the creation of the work and that the ‘subject’ is often secondary to these.
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