Being Patient

 

ArtAlmanacFinalThis exhibition is ironically titled ‘Being Patient’ since I’m a hopelessly impatient person. Being a patient inevitably involves handing over ones body to the medical profession and experiencing this ordeal as a submissive subject.  As such, this exhibition is an attempt to exert some agency and control of my predicament as it explores my responses to treatment for rectal cancer.

Table perspective 56 x 26, oil, 2013

2013/57, Table perspective, 56 x 26 cm, oil on canvas

Consultation 40 x 76 cm, oil, 2013

Consultation, 40 x 71 cm, oil, 2013

hazardousyellow56x40

Hazardousyellow, 56 x 40 cm, oil, 2013

inthestudio61x51

Studio, 61 x 54 cm, oil, 2013

measuring76x101

Group work, 76 x 101 cm, oil, 2013

Beach with blackboy, 76 x 36 cm, oil
onthebeach

CT 46 x31 cm, oil, 2013

CT, 47 x 31 cm, oil, 2013

White Robe 46 x 40 cm, oil, 2013

White robe, 46 x 40 cm, oil, 2013

Group Work 40 x 70,cm, oil, 2013

Group work, 40 x 62 cm, 2013

On the table 122x 91 cm, oil, 2013

The view from above and below, 122 x 91 cm, oil, 2013

Table Perspective 76x 60 cm, oil, 2013

Up above my head, 66 x 60 cm, oil, 2013

The Dietitian (Fiona) 87 x 66 cm, oil, 2013

The Dietician, 87 x 67 cm, oil, 2013

Under treatment no.3 76 x 101 cm, oil, 2013

Self opening 3, 76 x 108 cm, oil, 2013

Under Treatment no.2  92 x 122 cm, oil, 2013

Self opening 2, 91 x 122 cm, oil, 2013

Hazardousyellow 56 x 40 cm, oil, 2013

Hazardousyellow, 56 x 40 cm, oil, 2013

In the studio 61 x 51 cm, oil, 2013

Studio, 61 x 50 cm, oil, 2013

Under Treatment no.1 91 x 122, oil, 2013

Self opening 1, 91 x 122 cm, oil, 2013

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