YVONNE BUSKIE
  • 2020 Skin and Stone
    • 2019 And The Birds Did Sing
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  Since 2014, I have collaborated with Christine Devaney (Dance Artist)and Luke Sutherland (Musician). Our joint projects have been presented at Dance Base – the National Centre for Dance (Edinburgh), the National Museum of Scotland, and St Margarets House as part of the Edinburgh Art Festival. Decay into Stone​ will be created as an atmospheric, meditative and durational performance installation, the ideas for which have evolved from an exploration of the connections between archaeology, art and the body. (This was due to take place in Aprill 2020 at Tou Scene, Stavanger, Norway. This has been postponed until Oct 2020, or indeed until 2021, due to the ongoing pandemic.)
 New archaeological thinking looks at the role and participation of the dead body in the Neolithic era. The decay of the material body is absorbed by the stones of the burial chamber. The stones  are ‘skinned’ in the body’s decay and the whole chamber is thought of as a living thing, as the stones become the person whose body has decayed upon its surface, and the person likewise becomes stone. This idea and process reminded me of how live artists, dancers and musicians, ‘decay’ into one another; a dance, a sound, an object, given from one and absorbed by the other, transforming each other and continuing to flow and grow with each other.  The body acts as the material surface - a canvas, a mould - from which a new ‘skin’ is created using paint, wax, plaster, paper.  This, in turn, becomes a new corporeal form to respond to, re-shape and transform. 
Materials: Iron ore stone, latex, wood. Picture area 60x50cm
Materials: Iron ore and latex. 20x50cm
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Materials: latex, wood, wax, pigment. Object Size :10cmx50cm
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Materials: latex, wood, wax, pigment, nylon. Size: 5cmx50cm
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  • 2020 Skin and Stone
    • 2019 And The Birds Did Sing
    • 2016 d'Arc:LAND >
      • 2015 Joan of Arc 603
      • 2019 White Castle Area >
        • 2019 Land:scape
      • 2016 ThinkArts
      • 2014 The Line
    • Past Projects >
      • 2014 The Line
      • The Edinburgh Boxing Academy 2013
      • 2014 Lyra Theatre
      • Prophecy
    • Photography >
      • 2009 Azerbaijan
  • 2020 Supernature series
  • 2019 We Are All Just Little Creatures
  • 2019 Rona MacDonald/Imaginate
  • 2017....starting to see the end
    • 2017 Mamababame
    • 2017 The Reluctant Boxer
  • BUSKIE+TJÅLAND
    • 2012 I found, I found. >
      • 2011 The Knitting Lady
  • Through Drawing
  • Vimeo
  • Contact
  • Store