Lauren Gault on the Echo myth
In bone stone voice alone, Lauren Gault uses the mythological figure of Echo to investigate the land of Tayside and beyond.
The artworks draw on the Echo myth's process of transformation, as her bones turned to stone, the transformation continuing until all that remained was her voice. In the exhibition, Echo becomes a metaphor for censorship of speech whilst acknowledging the many voices resonant in the land. Hear more from Lauren on how the myth informs the exhibition in our video below.
Published
Fri 9 Jan
"..began to think about what repetition can mean in terms of having agency or repeating back..."Lauren Gault
bone stone voice alone is in DCA Galleries until Sun 18 January.
We're open Tue - Sun 11:00 - 18:00 (19:00 on Thu) and we're always free and drop-in. Don't miss your chance to see the exhibition before it closes its doors.
