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Student Showcase Archive

Camille Yvert

MA work

MA work

  • Harmonized Standards II

    Harmonized Standards II, 2018
    Mesh metal, foam, frosted acrylic, clear acrylic, Draper® Expert protective glasses, polystyrene, clear varnish
    80 x 33 x 4 cm

  • If you lived here, you'd be home by now

    If you lived here, you'd be home by now, 2018
    Insulation Knauf® Plaster Board
    180 x 90cm

  • Perpetual Inventory Vol.3

    Perpetual Inventory Vol.3, Offline Press 2017
    112 pages | Recycled paper 150gsm. Published in 2017 | London. Unique edition | 300 copies numbered.
    14,8 x 21 cm

I want to make something huge

My recent projects relate back to the idea of ability to adapt, consent to new situation and the triumphing of flexibility and efficiency in the post-industrial world. Using futile and precarious structures, fragmented systems of desire are re-negotiated to observe the alienation of the body within transient architecture. Continuously displacing models and inconsistent monuments, draws on the presence and absence of things within the functional world. Porous and temporary materials are continuously re-set like a ballet mécanique to engage with ideas surrounding the use of mass construction and delimiting presence.

Info

Info

  • MA Degree

    School

    School of Arts & Humanities

    Programme

    MA Sculpture, 2018

  • Many of my recent projects relate back to the idea of ability to adapt, consent to new situation and the triumphing of flexibility and efficiency in the post-industrial world.
    Using futile and precarious structures, fragmented systems of desire are re-negotiated to observe the alienation of the body within transient architecture. Continuously displacing models and inconsistent monuments, are continuously re-set like a ballet mécanique, drawing on the presence and absence of things within the functional world. 

    In 2014, I founded Offline Press, an independent publishing label distributed in United Kingdom, USA and Europe. The main publication : Perpetual Inventory, unveils the creative process in sculptural practice. Showing the steps of sculpture creation (research, models, material used, studio...), the publication aims to give an image of sculpture outside the gallery space. Covering the process of creating, editing, designing and distributing, the label is also a curatorial platform for exhibition shows including worldwide artists. 

  • Degrees

  • BA Fine Art, Goldsmiths’ College, University of London; BA (Hons) Design, Institute for Applied Arts, Paris, France
  • Experience

  • Founder of Offline Press - www.offlinepress.org
  • Exhibitions

  • Tell a friend, Bredgade Kunsthandel, Copenhagen, 2018; Too Much Informations, Seventeen Gallery, London, 2018; Possibility Model, The Hockney Gallery, London, 2017; Creekside Open curated by Jordan Baseman, A.P.T Gallery, London, 2017; Spring, Set Gallery, London, 2017; Surface Intimacy, Limbo, London, 2016; Reverb, DIG, London, 2014; Platonic Solid, Harts Lane Studio, London, 2014
  • Awards

  • The Gilbert Bayes Foundation, UK, 2018; The Sir Richard Stapley Trust, UK, 2017; The Sidney Perry Foundation, UK, 2017; The Eaton Fund, UK, 2017
  • Publications

  • Perpetual Inventory III, 2018, UK - ed. of 300 copies numbered; Possibility Model, 2017, UK - ed. of 100 copies numbered; The Steidz Magazine n°2, 2016, France; Perpetual Inventory II, 2016, UK - ed. of 300 copies numbered; Surface Intimacy, 2016, UK - ed. of 50 copies numbered; Perpetual Inventory I, 2016, UK - ed. of 250 copies numbered; ATFDD Magazine n°4, 2016, France; Étapes magazine n°222, 2015, France; Dust Magazine n°8, 2015, Germany/UK; Offline, 2014, UK, - ed. of 100 copies numbered; Platonic Solid, 2013, UK - ed. of 50 copies numbered