Description
Ann Carrington’s artistic approach hinges on the utilization of discarded, found, and multiple objects. Central to her practice is the idea that all objects carry deep cultural significance. As an artist, Carrington delves into these meanings, seeking to unravel and investigate them. Mundane items like knives, forks, barbed wire, pins, and paintbrushes are infused with their own pre-existing histories and connotations. By reconfiguring, distorting, or realigning these objects, Carrington is able to imbue them with fresh interpretations and transform them into sculptures.
