Sue Blackwell’s book sculptures have the sort of fragile beauty that is both compelling and disturbing. She describes her processes as ‘irreversible’ and ‘destructive’ to ‘reflect on the precariousness of the world we inhabit and the fragility of our life, dreams and ambitions’.

The story telling aspect and the mellow lighting of some of the pieces lend an almost magical quality. I love the idea of the characters coming to life and escaping the confines of their pages.

To view more of Sue’s work visit www.sublackwell.co.uk.

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