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Artists Heather & Ivan Morison bring together a recent body of work, incorporating a range of shelters and escape vehicles in a narrative that is part science fiction, part history, part | Artists Heather & Ivan Morison bring together a recent body of work, incorporating a range of shelters and escape vehicles in a narrative that is part science fiction, part history, part autobiography, part fairytale. Falling into Place tells of a world after an unspecified but high-impact event that has displaced people and caused those who survive to reassess how to live their lives from then on. Referencing a dystopian outlook on humanity and its future, the Morison's book is a highly poignant wake-up call, bound in an engrossing novella that offers an extraordinary insight into rich and intriguing artistic practice. Published by Book Works, London and Situations, University of the West of England, Bristol. | ||
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Artists Heather & Ivan Morison bring together a recent body of work, incorporating a range of shelters and escape vehicles in a narrative that is part science fiction, part history, part autobiography, part fairytale. Falling into Place tells of a world after an unspecified but high-impact event that has displaced people and caused those who survive to reassess how to live their lives from then on. Referencing a dystopian outlook on humanity and its future, the Morison's book is a highly poignant wake-up call, bound in an engrossing novella that offers an extraordinary insight into rich and intriguing artistic practice. Published by Book Works, London and Situations, University of the West of England, Bristol.