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\nHelen Edling was born in Sweden. After receiving her MFA at Newcastle University she is now based in the UK.
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\nWorld On Stilts, 2009, Helen Edling
\nHelen Edling’s work is concerned with ideas of play and improvisation, working in a range of mediums from drawing, sculpture, and interactive marionettes to outdoor interventions and theatrical site-specific work. This multidisciplinary approach has evolved out of experimentation with found or easily accessible materials intertwined with a will to learn and to appropriate new ideas and concepts.
\nHelen Edling also references theatre and the circus, interested in social systems and interpersonal hierarchies she aims to create open ended narratives and alternative orders which places the viewer in the centre, becoming the narrator, the director or the puppet master.
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\nGrey, 2009, Helen Edling
\nHelen has recently been exhibited at the Scintilla CoExist Gallery [TAP], Southend, 2011. Previously she has shown work internationally as well as across the UK including: ‘Once Upon A Space’ the creation of a micro universe, 25SG Gallery, Newcastle 2010; Saltwater, ‘The Tall Ship’, as part of Glasgow International, Glasgow 2010; ‘Segnixlibri Rettangoli D’amore’, Galleria Vincenzo Foresi, Civitanova Marche, Italy 2009; ‘Small Is Beautiful’, 36 Lime Street Gallery, Newcastle 2008; ‘Anonymous Drawings’, Bluetenweiss, Kunstraum Kreuzberg, Berlin 2007. <\/p>\n

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\nHelen Edling was born in ? Sweden in ? . After receiving her MFA at Newcastle University she is now based in the UK.
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\nWorld On Stilts, 2009, Helen Edling
\nHelen Edling’s work is concerned with ideas of play and improvisation, working in a range of mediums from drawing, sculpture, and interactive marionettes to outdoor interventions and theatrical site-specific work. This multidisciplinary approach has evolved out of experimentation with found or easily accessible materials intertwined with a will to learn and to appropriate new ideas and concepts.
\nHelen Edling also references theatre and the circus, interested in social systems and interpersonal hierarchies she aims to create open ended narratives and alternative orders which places the viewer in the centre, becoming the narrator, the director or the puppet master.
\n\"edling\"
\nGrey, 2009, Helen Edling
\nHelen has recently exhibited at the Scintilla CoExist Gallery [TAP], Southend, 2011. Previously she has shown work internationally, this is a section of previous exhibitions: Once Upon A Space- the creation of a micro universe, 25SG Gallery, Newcastle 2010; Saltwater, The Tall Ship, as part of Glasgow International, Glasgow 2010; Segnixlibri Rettangoli D’amore, Galleria Vincenzo Foresi, Civitanova Marche, Italy 2009; Small Is Beautiful, 36 Lime Street Gallery, Newcastle 2008;
\n Anonymous Drawings, Bluetenweiss, Kunstraum Kreuzberg, Berlin 2007. <\/p>\n

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