JACQUE SCORGIE

Jacque works intuitively whilst experimenting and aims to create works that have levels of meaning that engage an audience to see beyond what is in front of them, but also so that each audience member can take their personal interpretation. Some of the key themes within Jacque's practice are; nature and the environment; Life and humanity; journeys; the imagination and the made-up world. These themes she approaches intend to get the audience to rethink them with a twist of creative thinking.

If time is ephemeral how do we mark the time we have spent on earth?

This image is made up of many different elements from a range of digital edits that she has done over the last 3 years. Taking the digital image and transforming it back into analogue form. This juxtaposition of digital and analogue meant that the colours used were near or as close to the digital copy yet not a replica, allowing for a new and interpretative approach to adding the colour to the page in a cohesive composition. Whilst drawing the artwork the title phrase arose, the consideration of all the time spent creating this work resulted in the outcome, but what if Jacque wasn't an artist, what would the result of the same amount of time be evidenced by? How would she justify the time spent on earth? Through this work she wants to question the audience, how do they spend their time and what is the outcome of this time spent? We are all busy doing something, what is that something, what becomes of the time we spend on that something, Art can be the outcome of time spent focusing, what are your outcomes?