• HOME
  • WORKS
  • NEWS
  • ABOUT
  • BIO + LINKS
Menu

RICHARD NIK EVANS

  • HOME
  • WORKS
  • NEWS
  • ABOUT
  • BIO + LINKS

THE HOLLOW FRAMES

The Hollow Sea

2019
Steel, wrought iron components, screws, lacquer, wax, brass rods, pewter, makeup palette 
96 x 69 x 25 cm

IMG_3414 copyweb.jpg
IMG_3401web.jpg
IMG_3392web.jpg

An Abandoned Hole, 4am

2019
Steel, wrought iron components, solar panel, chain, rubber, magnets, marker pen, lacquer, wax, bolts, washers, screws
206 x 120 x 57 cm (dimensions variable)

IMG_2115web.jpg
IMG_2136web.jpg
IMG_2140web.jpg
IMG_0716web.jpg
IMG_2166jpeg.jpg

The cold IF

2019
Steel, wrought iron components, makeup palette, lacquer, wax, screws
73 x 51 x 12 cm

IMG_2348web.jpg
IMG_2359web.jpg
IMG_2366web.jpg

Shooting Gallery

2019
Steel, wrought iron components, lacquer, wax, bolts, washers, screws
118 x 102 x 35 cm (dimensions variable)

IMG_0843web.jpg
IMG_0849web.jpg
IMG_0851web.jpg
IMG_0853web.jpg

Today is the Shadow of Tomorrow (X)

2019
Steel, wrought iron components, metal plate staple, bolts, screws, washers, Co2 cartridges, shaving mirror, rope, lacquer, wax
206 x 120 x 57 cm

IMG_2859web.jpg
IMG_2573web.jpg
IMG_2578web.jpg

OWL

2020
Steel, wrought iron components, screws, lacquer, wax, brass rods, pewter, plastic makeup palette 
68 x 51 x 22 cm

IMG_3585web.jpg
IMG_3597web.jpg

Piercings

2016 - 2019
Mixed media
28 x 12 x 9 cm each, approx

P2_IMG_1635web.jpg
P1_IMG_1571web.jpg
P3_IMG_2035web.jpg
P4_IMG_2042web.jpg
P4_IMG_2047web.jpg
prev / next
Back to THE HOLLOW FRAMES
107 Hollow Sea pewter.jpg
3
The Hollow Sea
101  An Abandoned Hole, 4am .jpg
5
An Abandoned Hole, 4am
105 Makeup Claires.jpg
3
The cold IF
102 Shooting Gallery.jpg
4
Shooting Gallery
106 X.jpg
3
Today is the Shadow of Tomorrow (X)
113 OWL.jpg
2
OWL
103 Piercings.jpg
5
Piercings

The Hollow Frames is a collection of work that combines shapes, imagery and ideas from fairy tales, fairground sideshows, folk art, folk horror, historical ironwork and popular high street products that relate to the body. They reference these subjects with a Hauntological sense of the misremembered, incorporating a faded sense of the influence these subjects have had on popular culture. The works are expressions of an urge to re-connect with ancient craft practices: a way to summon or revisit the thoughts, visions and journeys the originators of such techniques may have taken. These long-dormant memories are brought into a contemporary narrative using discarded objects such as canisters of Nitrous Oxide (hippy crack), makeup palettes, nose rings, or a vanity mirror.