Inga Hamilton
PhD Researcher & Maker
Art Jewellery & Inhabitable Sculptures Blending the Spaces Between Species
**Recipient of a Northern Bridge Consortium Full Doctoral Studentship Award**
**Association of Contemporary Jewellers' 2020 Graduate Award Winner**Recipient of Multiple Arts Council NI SIAP Awards**
inhabitable
Sculpture
Existing Betwixt Jewellery & Site Installation.
Watch it made. In the 'About' "film" section above.
2020 The Ancients Series. No.4
THE VULNERABLE BLAMED: Pangolin
The vulnerable are often blamed for the abuse they suffer.
Pangolins, the planet's most trafficked animal, and listed as a vulnerable species,
are blamed for the Covid-19 pandemic.
Pangolins were not complicit in humans eating them.
Those with power rarely use it wisely and escape justice by deflecting blame.
Here, the spiritual pangolin in me offers protection when I am vulnerable.
The 4th in a projected series of 12 Ancients. Each a different spiritual facet of the artist.
Textile, leather, polystyrene, polymer clay & resin.
Watch the making of the pangolin in the ‘Film’ section of the ‘About’ pull-down menu.
©2020 Inga Hamilton. Photography: Andrew Hamilton
THE VULNERABLE BLAMED: Pangolin, cower
THE VULNERABLE BLAMED: Pangolin, hold.
THE VULNERABLE BLAMED: Pangolin, front. Test Shoot.
THE VULNERABLE BLAMED: Pangolin, side. Test Shoot.
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Creating on the island of Ireland, exhibiting worldwide.