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Sinéid Codd

A fuller acquaintance with the archipelago

Born 2019.


Responding to the times we are living through, a fuller acquaintance with the archipelago invites the viewer to navigate a co-created Lilliputian world. As observation gives way to imagination, it is possible to mentally inhabit the fossilized and fragile cast sculptures as a series of islands, surrounded by sea. All islands are separated from each other, but some stand alone, while others are in pairs or groups. The now evident architecture and topology of the mostly bleached islands may suggest abandonment associated with a dystopian world. Modelling an idea of the individual within the collective, through viewers’ curiosity and engagement, the installation elicits questions and ideas around community and relationship as well as culture and environment. An installation of the archipelago took place at the Observer Building / Heart of Hastings, September 2020. Photographer, Alex Brattell documented the work and creative dialogues between the artist and others were held to influence the next phase of the project.



Photo: Alex Brattell

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