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Lotus Eaters Lullaby – Exhibition by Lee Woodman, Refinery ArtSpace, Nelson, 2022 [Images]

February 14, 2022

The Lotus Eaters Lullaby exhibition was on display at the Refinery ArtSpace in Nelson from 24 January to 19 February 2022.

“Lotus Eaters Lullaby is a selection of works from the last 2 years of making from multi-media artist Lee Woodman. Born and raised in Nelson Whakatu, Woodman builds assemblage sculptures that are hopeful, creative acts of resistance to the capitalist realities we find ourselves in.

The artist believes this region cultivates a lethargic trance on account of its pleasant scenery, agreeable weather, and overwhelmingly colonised culture. Lotus Eaters Lullaby is an attempt in fanciful aspirations to escape this trance, and a diligent self-slap to not fall asleep in this town.”

Video of the exhibition here »

PROP by Lee Woodman
‘Prop’ (2020) explores intuitive engineering through truss forms. For more on ‘Prop’ see this video. Photo © Rob Edwards CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
lotus eaters lullaby sign
Start of exhibition area at the Refinery ArtSpace, showing ‘Prop’ in the centre and ‘Hymn for the House’ on right hand side on Mylar covered wall. Photo © Rob Edwards CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
Prop installation
‘Prop’ (2020) explores intuitive engineering and the philosophy of signage through truss forms and audio. Photo © Rob Edwards CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
Hymn for the House audio work
‘Hymn for the House’ is an audio work originally installed in the back of a truck for Nomadic Art Gallery in 2020. Photo © Rob Edwards CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
Next Big Thing - Coming Soon
‘Next Big Thing’ installation by Lee Woodman, Refinery ArtSpace 2022.Photo © Rob Edwards CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
Voyager Ferryman installation
The Voyager-Ferryman acts as a Ferryman between spaces and was first used in a 2018 collaboration with Nelson Atomic Gardening Society in the previous Refinery ArtSpace site. Looking South towards ‘Next Big Thing’, Voyager can be seen top right of photo. Photo © Rob Edwards CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
The Voyager-Ferryman detail
The Voyager-Ferryman with track.Photo © Rob Edwards CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
Wide shot of art exhibition
Southern end of the exhibition showing ‘Push Play’ and ‘Valley of Broken Screens’ Photo © Rob Edwards CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
Valley of Broken Screens
‘Valley of Broken Screens’ is Lee’s most recent work utilising discarded objects, video and sound. Photo © Rob Edwards CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
Push Play with Lee Woodman 2022
Push Play at the Refinery in Nelson with Lee Woodman and pendulum in motion. Photo © Rob Edwards CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
Push Play art
‘Push Play’ sound sculpture showing back of piano and audio equipment Photo © Rob Edwards CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
Push PLay sound sculpture
‘Push Play’ sound sculpture – Speakers & audio gear art Photo © Rob Edwards CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
Push Play in Refinery Nelson
‘Push Play’ sound sculpture pendulum looking back towards Valley of Broken Screens Photo © Rob Edwards CC BY-NC-ND 4.0

More Art from Lee Woodman

Video: Artist Lee Woodman talks about the sound sculpture ‘Push Play’ »

Video: Artist Lee Woodman talks about his sculpture ‘PROP’ »

See more of Lee’s work »

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