Digital X-Ray Print Onto Matt Hahnemuhle Paper Edition of 20 Dimensions (WxH): 52 x 42cm
Sue Ridge studied at Kingston School of Art and Goldsmiths College. She is an artist and Visiting Lecturer at Chelsea College of Arts.
Recent commissions include X-Ray Archive funded by The University of the Arts, working with the six college Archives and Special collections. Choosing objects to reflect the diverse collections. This involved an exhibition of prints at Camberwell, Central Saint Martins, and Chelsea College libraries.
She was commissioned by Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital Charity to work with their archives and museums collections to create work for clinical and waiting areas.
She is a brother at Art Workers Guild London.
She is a member of the collaborative group - Embroidered Minds exploring epilepsy and the William Morris Family exhibiting at UCLH Neurological Hospital Library, Queen Square London and the Chelsea Flower Show .
Sue Ridge has been working with archive and museum collections, using photography and the X-ray process. The images are developed from B&W transparencies applying colour and manipulation for printed images. The commissioned work in healthcare and archives has sustained her studio practice.
X-rays make visible hidden layers of meaning; they reveal what one may feel when handling an object, allowing a closer relationship with the piece.
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Digital X-Ray Print Onto Matt Hahnemuhle Paper Edition of 20 Dimensions (WxH): 52 x 42cm
Sue Ridge studied at Kingston School of Art and Goldsmiths College. She is an artist and Visiting Lecturer at Chelsea College of Arts.
Recent commissions include X-Ray Archive funded by The University of the Arts, working with the six college Archives and Special collections. Choosing objects to reflect the diverse collections. This involved an exhibition of prints at Camberwell, Central Saint Martins, and Chelsea College libraries.
She was commissioned by Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital Charity to work with their archives and museums collections to create work for clinical and waiting areas.
She is a brother at Art Workers Guild London.
She is a member of the collaborative group - Embroidered Minds exploring epilepsy and the William Morris Family exhibiting at UCLH Neurological Hospital Library, Queen Square London and the Chelsea Flower Show .
Sue Ridge has been working with archive and museum collections, using photography and the X-ray process. The images are developed from B&W transparencies applying colour and manipulation for printed images. The commissioned work in healthcare and archives has sustained her studio practice.
X-rays make visible hidden layers of meaning; they reveal what one may feel when handling an object, allowing a closer relationship with the piece.
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