Emergence
Scopophilia, mixed media, 2011, (Sold) (Photograph by James Field, courtesy of ACSA)
Scopophilia (detail), mixed media, 2011, (Sold) (Photograph by James Field, courtesy of ACSA)
Cardio, 2011, (Photograph by James Field, courtesy of ACSA)
Cardio (detail), 2011, (Photograph by James Field, courtesy of ACSA)
Cutaneous, 2011, (Photograph by James Field, courtesy of ACSA)
Cuckoo, 2011
Cuckoo (detail), 2011
Cough/kiss, 2011
Door Knocker, 2011
Malocclusion, Pendulum,Dehydrate/suffocate (installed), 2011
Pendulum, 2011
Dehydrate/suffocate, 2011 (sold)
Embrace 1 and Embrace 2 (installed), 2011
Embrace 2, 2011
Inspection, 2011 (sold)
Inspection, 2011(sold)
Epiglottis, Digit, Muscular Hydrostat, 2011(sold) (sold)(sold)
Digit, 2011(sold)
Digit (detail), 2011(sold)
Epigglottis, 2011(sold)
Epigglottis (detail), 2011(sold)
Epiglottis, 2011(sold)
Muscular Hydrostat, 2011,(sold) (Photograph by James Field, courtesy of ACSA)
Receptacle
Hyper-Cilia 2, 2011, (sold)
Hyper-Cilia 1 (detail), 2011(sold)
Hyper-Cilia 1 (detail), 2011(sold)
Malocclusion 2, 2011
A Sideways Glance, 2011
Malignant, 2011
Malignant (detail), 2011
Edema, 2011
Edema (detail), 2011
Pin Cushion, 2011
Nibble/Nuzzle, 2011
Nibble/Nuzzle, 2011
Cutaneous, digital print, 2011
Unveiled, digital print, 2011
MRI, digital print, 2011
Void, digital print, 2011
Surgeon, digital print, 2011
Peel, digital print, 2011
Hinged Bust – Spilt Lungs, digital print, 2011
Malocclusion, digital print, 2011
Extended Mouth, digital print, 2011
Embrace 1, digital print, 2011
Artist Statement:
My work focuses on the challenges we face by inhabiting a body that is constantly changing,
decaying and regenerating, as well as the fragility and limitations that are intrinsic to all living
organisms. Within this, I explore the dysfunctional relationship between the mind and body,
and in particular, the mind’s discordant perception of the body, which includes concepts of
dislocation, emotional projection, fluctuating perceptions, fears, phobias and paranoia.
Thus, with the body set as a canvas for trauma, my work becomes a series of flesh events
that are visceral, tactile and faintly haunting.
Fiona Roberts Artist 