1.Empty Space 2005-07 Photography  80x100 cm mounted on Dibond gb£ 1700 euro 2000    2.Empty Space, 2005-07 Photography  80x100 cm mounted on Dibond gb£ 1700 euro 2000    3.Empty Space 2005-07 Photography  80x100 cm mounted on Dibond gb£ 1700 euro 2000    4.Empty Space 2005-07 Photography  80x100 cm mounted on Dibond gb£ 1700 euro 2000    5.Empty Space 2005-07 Photography  80x100 cm mounted on Dibond gb£ 1700 euro 2000    6.Empty Space 2005-07 Photography  80x100 cm mounted on Dibond gb£ 1700 euro 2000

Empty Space explores the relationship of the abstract photographic image to notions of interiority and exteriority as these relate to the transition from the unconscious to conscious reality. The photographs negotiate an abstract space of emptiness as a potential space of abstraction between a psychic space of subjective projection and an objective material space of aesthetic contemplation. This exploration draws mainly upon Donald Winnicott’s psychoanalytic ideas of transitional phenomena in an intermediate area of experience between the internal and external reality. Within this area the potential space creativity originates as a zone of fictive play and free mentation that facilitates the subject’s journey from what is subjectively conceived of’ to what is objectively perceived throughout his/her development towards adaptation in the reality world.

Flirting and playing with the real I enter a performative creative process where I intervene in the construction of the images with the gestural act of placing pieces of thread in the space of reference. Out of this play abstraction emerges as a journey about the real a journey following the route of a circle beginning in the real world withdrawing to an inner world of unconscious processes and returning back to reality. The line that draws this space is both abstract and concrete both abstract and figurative creating multiple directions in a photographic space of emptiness which eventually appears full of potentialities waiting to be realised. It is a transitional line which implies that the relationship between inner and outer reality can be performed and can become a space of action and intervention.