Photograph that captures the tactile meeting between Claire Wymer's sculpture belonging to Skin Sight and and viewer.

This work (140x50x40cm) consists of one sheet of clay which 'folds on itself' giving life to a structure where in side and outside coexists.

Once one engages via touch, one's hands are attracted "to explore the fullness and emptiness of its curves', yet a certain displacement arises during the process. Such curves are made to perfectly fit one's hands, yet often one does not see where the curve ends.

SkinSight

'SkinSight' (2018-19) is a collection of paintings and sculptures that call for physical interaction. Each work comes with a label that invites you to “see with your body”. By shifting the common narrative of perceiving art with eyes and intellect, a path for an intimate relation and contemplation of the work is offered.

an experiencer physically engaging with a ceramic sculpture

The transparent epoxy used in this painting (190 x 120 cm), appears to be wet at first sight, enhancing in such a way one's physical curiosity.

Once the tactile exploration begins, the work crumbles through your fingers, allowing you to take part in its constant transformation.

Photo that captures the meeting between a 'viewer' and one of Claire Wymer's epoxy and plaster paintings.
Photo that captures the meeting between a 'viewer' and one of Claire Wymer's epoxy and plaster paintings.