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‘Clear Out The Wounds Closest To The Sun'
Josephine Baker

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Installation view, ‘Clear out the wounds closest to the sun’.
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Installation view, ‘Clear out the wounds closest to the sun’.
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Installation view, ‘Clear out the wounds closest to the sun’.
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Installation view, ‘Clear out the wounds closest to the sun’.
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Installation view, ‘Clear out the wounds closest to the sun’.
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Installation view, ‘Clear out the wounds closest to the sun’.
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Installation view, ‘Clear out the wounds closest to the sun’.
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Installation view, ‘Clear out the wounds closest to the sun’.
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Installation view, ‘Clear out the wounds closest to the sun’.
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Every tree hides a forest (2), ‘Clear out the wounds closest to the sun’.
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‘Every tree hides a forest (2)’, 2021, debris netting, plywood (from reclaimed hoarding boards), aluminium sheet.
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‘Every tree hides a forest (1)’, 2021, bitumen roofing felt, cardboard, cork.
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‘Every tree hides a forest (1)’, 2021, bitumen roofing felt, cardboard, cork.
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‘Every tree hides a forest (1)’, 2021, bitumen roofing felt, cardboard, cork.
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Excavator White Cliffs, ‘Clear out the wounds closest to the sun’.
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‘Excavator White Cliffs’, 2021, aluminium tubing, artificial grass, clay, debris netting.
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‘Excavator White Cliffs’, 2021, aluminium tubing, artificial grass, clay, debris netting.
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‘Excavator White Cliffs’, 2021, aluminium tubing, artificial grass, clay, debris netting.
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‘Excavator White Cliffs’, 2021, aluminium tubing, artificial grass, clay, debris netting.
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‘Morasses’, 2021, barbed wire, mortar, pigments.
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‘Morasses’, 2021, barbed wire, mortar, pigments.
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‘Morasses’, 2021, barbed wire, mortar, pigments.
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Every tree hides a forest (3), ‘Clear out the wounds closest to the sun’.
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‘Every tree hides a forest (3)’, 2021, plywood (from reclaimed hoarding boards), aluminium sheet, nails.
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‘Every tree hides a forest (3)’, 2021, plywood (from reclaimed hoarding boards), aluminium sheet, nails.
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Sawfish, ‘Clear out the wounds closest to the sun’.
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‘Sawfish’, 2021, cardboard, Dover chalk, filler.
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‘Sawfish’, 2021, cardboard, Dover chalk, filler.
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‘Mountain Security™’, 2021, bulkhead lights with formed plastic covers (PETg), lacquer, reclaimed hoarding plywood boards.
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Mountain Security™, ‘Clear out the wounds closest to the sun’.
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‘Mountain Security™: bulkheads’, 2021, bulkhead light with formed plastic covers (PETg), lacquer.
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‘Mountain Security™: bulkheads’, 2021, bulkhead light with formed plastic covers (PETg), lacquer.

V.O Curations is very pleased to present ‘Clear out the wounds closest to the sun’, a solo exhibition by recent artist-in-residence, Josephine Baker. Incorporating standardised industrial materials as well as natural elements such as Dover chalk, oak and pine, the show contemplates the fluid vernacular of London’s organic and built landscapes, and in particular, the ecosystem of building sites and their various materialities.

Josephine Baker (b. 1990, London, UK) completed her undergraduate studies at Central Saint Martins in London in 2012, and her postgraduate in 2017 at the Royal Academy Schools, London. Her recent solo presentations include: The Land Lies, ChertLüdde BUNGALOW (Berlin, 2020); Islands, Kupfer (London, 2019); Night Music, British School at Rome (2018). She has participated in group exhibitions at Nir Altman (Munich, 2021); Drawing Biennial, Drawing Room (London, 2021); Sundy (London, 2020); V.O. Curations (London, 2020); GAO gallery (London, 2019); Tintype (London, 2019); Love Unlimited (Glasgow, 2018); and Royal Academy of Arts (London, 2018). She was a 12-month resident award holder at the British School at Rome from 2017–18. Her forthcoming solo exhibition at Nir Altman (Munich) will open in January 2022.

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