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DiaporamaTrance
2018
60.0 x 60.0 cm
Postman Cheval's Ideal Palace
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Artist Biography
Kate McCgwire: Sculpting Movement and Transformation Through Feather Installations
Kate McCgwire is a UK sculptor whose distinctive artistic vision centers around the captivating medium of feathers. Born in Norwich, Norfolk, she embarked on her creative journey with formal education at Manchester Polytechnic, Surrey Institute of Art & Design, University College London and the Royal College of Art—institutions that instilled in her a rigorous understanding of sculptural techniques and conceptual exploration. Her artistic trajectory has been marked by significant exhibitions showcasing her singular approach to artmaking. Notably, solo presentations graced the walls of all visual arts (2012) and Pertwee, Anderson & Gold (2011), alongside collaborative projects like “Glass Trees” at the Venice Biennale, sharing space with fellow artists Polly Morgan and Jake Chapman. This prestigious Biennale appearance solidified her position within the contemporary art landscape and garnered critical acclaim. McCgwire’s artistic practice delves into profound themes of movement and transformation—concepts powerfully conveyed through her meticulously crafted feather sculptures. These installations aren't merely decorative objects; they represent a deliberate investigation into fluidity, balance, and the delicate interplay between organic materials and geometric forms. Influenced by artists like Louise Bourgeois and Eva Hesse, McCgwire’s work reflects an interest in exploring psychological states and confronting anxieties through sculptural expression. Her exploration of vulnerability and resilience is palpable within her pieces, mirroring the inherent fragility yet enduring strength found within natural elements—specifically feathers—which she skillfully manipulates to achieve breathtaking visual effects. The artist's technique involves a painstaking process of feather selection and preparation, followed by intricate construction using wire mesh and resin. McCgwire’s meticulous attention to detail ensures that each sculpture possesses an ethereal quality, capturing the subtle nuances of light and shadow. The resulting forms are often suspended or balanced in precarious positions, emphasizing the concept of instability and inviting contemplation about equilibrium and change. This deliberate aesthetic choice underscores her commitment to conveying complex ideas through deceptively simple visual language. McCgwire’s work has gained recognition within the art world, attracting the discerning eye of collectors like Charles Saatchi—a testament to her ability to resonate with audiences on both intellectual and emotional levels. Her sculptures have been exhibited internationally, furthering her artistic reputation and contributing to ongoing dialogues about materiality, form, and conceptual representation.- Notable Exhibitions: All Visual Arts (2012), Pertwee, Anderson & Gold (2011), Glass Trees (Venice Biennale 2015)
- Influences: Louise Bourgeois, Eva Hesse
- Technique: Wire mesh and resin construction; meticulous feather preparation
Kate McCgwire
1964 - , United Kingdom
Quick Facts
- Artistic Movement Or Style: Sculpture
- Date Of Birth: 1964
- Full Name: Kate McCgwire
- Nationality: British
- Notable Artworks: ['Trance']
- Place Of Birth: Norwich, United Kingdom
