"as
the labyrinth doubles back on itself what is most modern is revealed as
also having a relation to what is most old. Thus distant points in time
can become proximate at specific moments as their paths run close to each
other." (Caroline Evans, Fashion at the edge:
9)
Artist alex hoare spent most of 2005 working on a site specific installation and performance project inspired by the remains of a nunnery in winchester. outcomes of that project can be seen here.
in 2006 she has received an artsplus development award to explore the potential of opening up the site to the public, to create a space which evokes the history of the site through the senses and the imagination using sound and film technology.
to develop an environment that reflects the history of the site, linking the present to the past in a way that inspires the senses and imagination.
click here to read details of the proposed installation
