Mark Folds

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Mark Folds currently lives and works in Newcastle Emlyn, West Wales, UK.
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Tornado Jet, 2009, Mark Folds
Mark Folds’ practice uses a wide range of media including sculpture, performative activity, installation, text, video and ‘outstallation’ to explore themes that arise from notions of identity and place. By making small physical changes to a place, Mark anticipates a change in his audiences’ perceptions. By sowing subtle visual seeds, he encourages us to look again, to re-think and re-engage with our environment. His work triggers questions about commonly held and learned perceptions; by turning these on their head he offers an alternative way of seeing.
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Lovespoon, 2010, Mark Folds
Mark Folds work appears in galleries as well as public commissions, these have previously included: ‘Environmental Art Project’, Glastonbury Festival Green Field 2011; ‘Red Kite Carpet’, Cardiff Town Centre, Wales 2010; Manchester University,’ Sculpture Seat Commission’ 2010; ‘Comfortzone’, Wales, Poland, Germany and France 2009; ‘ilovepeckham project’, Wales and London 2008; ‘Legend’ Sculpture, Myslenice, Krakow, Poland 2007;Ukraine Culture Institute, KIEV, Ukraine 2006; ‘Lovesoon’ Sculpture, Myslenice Town Square, Poland 2005.

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Mark Folds is a Welsh artist, currently living and working in Newcastle Emlyn, West Wales, UK.
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Mark Folds’ practice uses a wide range of media including sculpture, performative activity, installation, text, video and ‘outstallation’ to explore themes that arise from notions of identity and place. By making small physical changes to a place, Mark anticipates a change in his audiences’ perceptions. By sowing subtle visual seeds, he encourages us to look again, to re-think and re-engage with our environment. His work triggers questions about commonly held and learned perceptions; by turning these on their head he offers an alternative way of seeing.
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Lovespoon, 2010, Mark Folds
Mark Folds work appears in galleries as well as public commissions, these have previously included: Environmental Art Project, Glastonbury Festival Green Field 2011; Red Kite Carpet, Cardiff Town Centre, Wales 2010; Manchester University, Sculpture Seat Commission 2010; ‘Comfortzone’, Wales, Poland, Germany and France 2009; ilovepeckham project, Wales and London 2008; ‘Legend’ Sculpture, Myslenice, Krakow, Poland 2007;Ukraine Culture Institute, KIEV, Ukraine 2006; ‘Lovesoon’Sculpture, Myslenice Town Square, Poland 2005.

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