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Polly Kelsall

Commissioned Artwork

ArtinBearpit_PollyKelsall_Subterranean_001©RoserDiaz

Subterranean

Installation: Sat 25 July 2015, 8am onwards.

Subterranean was a concealed performance and a subtle intervention in the very fabric of the Bearpit. For one day only, the skin of the street was ruptured and what was usually unseen appeared on the surface. Visitors encountered an earthy, absurd and transformative meditation on our relationship to the city, its edgelands and the world beneath the pavement.


About the artist

Polly Kelsall is a Bristol-based artist whose work often takes the form of objects, arrangements and site-specific installations. Central to her practice are tensions and balances between human activities and nature, stability and collapse.

Image: Polly Kelsall, Subterranean. Photo by Roser Diaz

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