Corey Bartle-Sanderson: HOMEWARE_update

Photograph Description 1
'Monumeat' is taken from my series of work made specifically for my first solo show 'HOMEWARE_update', at Block 336, London. This series of work comes from the assumption that the image will be manipulated, combining photography, sculpture and installation. In this current digital liquidity everything is ceaselessly duplicated, shared, and disseminated.

Photograph Description 2
'Jelly Black Cherry' is taken from my series of work made specifically for my first solo show 'HOMEWARE_update', at Block 336, London.  The choice of objects comes from lack of studio space, working from home. Some objects are left to look handmade which can be seen up close, eventually ending with this illusion. 

Photograph Description 3
'Silverware' is taken from my series of work made specifically for my first solo show 'HOMEWARE_update', at Block 336, London. The extension of the visual sense alters the way we think and act, the way we perceive the world, making us rethink how an object looks. We know these objects too well, acquiring preconceptions on how things should look - how they would look if you Google them.

Photograph Description 4
'Hi, how are you?' is taken from my series of work made specifically for my first solo show 'HOMEWARE_update', at Block 336, London. As we see these things almost 247 they are accepted for how they look, we don’t think twice, or question it. So here I have made these objects from various (unusual - not typically made from) materials such as plaster, pewter, resin etc. Using mould making processes. 

Photograph Description 5
'Beerfeet' is taken from my series of work made specifically for my first solo show 'HOMEWARE_update', at Block 336, London. As well as using objects that I have made I also like to include things found on eBay or charity shops within the work, combining the altered real with the objects it's mimicking.

Photographer's Profile
Corey Bartle-Sanderson, was born in 1992 in West Kirby, Merseyside. He lives and works in London, exploring both sculptural and photographic practices. Corey completed his BA (Hons) Fine Art at Kingston University in 2014. In 2015 he had his first solo show HOMEWARE_update at Block 336 in Brixton, London.