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Reflection Pools (2024)

3x3 REFLECTIONS

bedrock cups the rain
wind ruffled, sunlight fragments
Earth | Water | Air | Fire
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land’s edge, the sea’s breath
rising, receding; washing
restless shifting shores 
 
hand reaches for hand
across years, over wide seas
the circle complete
Photo: Maria Konstanse Bruun
Filming: Mary Bourne and Arnt Storø
Editing: Maria Konstanse Bruun

MARY BOURNE (SCO)

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​Mary Bourne RSA FRSS is an artist based in the rural North East of Scotland whose work explores our environment and how we relate to it, physically, intellectually and subjectively.

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Her varied professional practice balances commissions for the public realm with exhibitions, residencies and education projects. Stone is her principal medium, though she also works in a variety of other materials, as well as using photography and digital design.

Mary says: “For me art is a medium for reflection and communication. Given the durability of my medium this means communication not only between contemporaries but between generations: stone warmed and shaped by my hands will perhaps again be warmed by the hands of someone in some unknowable time to come.”


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